Psalm 51
King David
Types of Sorrow
Rich Man/Poor Man
Psalm 51 (2)
100

This person is the author of Psalm 51.

Who is King David?

100

The name of the prophet who confronted David about his sin.

Who is "Nathan"?

100

2 Corinthians 7:10 says that godly sorrow works repentance that leads to this.

What is "Salvation"?

100

The rich man took this from the poor man.

What is "His only little lamb"?

100

David ask the Lord to restore to him the joy of this.

What is "Joy of my salvation"?

200

In this psalm, the palmist is asking the Lord to do this.

What is "Forgive Him"?

200

Bathseba was doing this when David first saw her.

What is "taking a bath on the roof of her house"?

200

2 Corinthians 7:10 says that worldly sorrow works this.

What is "Death"?

200

This is where the poor man kept his little lamb.

What is "In his house"?

200

If God desired this, then the palmist would have given it to Him.

What is "Sacrifice"?

300

This plant was used for purification.

What is "Hyssop"?

300

The name of Bathseba's husband.

What is "Uriah the Hittite"?

300

A complete turning around is called this.

What is "Repentance"?

300

This is what the rich man did with the poor man's lamb.

What is "Killed it and ate it"?
300

God desires a broken ______________.

What is "broken spirit"?

400

When the Lord washes our sins away, we are whiter than this.

What is "Snow"?

400

In Acts, David as described as this.

What is "A man after God's own heart"?

400

True repentance requires that a life will do this.

What is "Change"?

400

This is the rich man in the story.

Who is "King David"?

400

God desires a Contrite _____________.

What is "Contrite Heart"?

500

David asks the Lord to create this in him.

What is "A Clean Heart"?

500

This is the reason King David had Uriah the Hittite killed.

What is "Uriah's wife was pregnant with King David's child?

500

This type of repentance blames others for its sin.

What is "Worldly sorrow"?

500

This person represents the lamb in the story.

Who is "Bethseba"?

500

The psalmist pleads for the Lord to the cast him away from this.

What is "the Presence of the Lord"?