Psalm 23
What illustration does David use in Psalm 23?
Psalm 24
Who may ascend the hill of the Lord in Psalm 24?
Who enters the gates of Zion?
Psalm 25
What is the main thing David requests in Psalm 25?
What sins does David want God to forgive?
Psalm 26
In Psalm 26, to what does David appeal for God’s help?
Psalm 27
What attitude does David have in Psalm 27?
What one thing does David ask of God?
In what characteristic of God does David trust in 27:10-14?
Psalm 28
What will happen to the wicked in Psalm 28?
Psalm 29
What aspect of God is emphasized in Psalm 29?
Psalm 30
What important perspective is expressed in Psalm 30:5?
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Answers to May 11 Questions
What does David claim in Psalm 17:1-5? That he has been faithful to God’s word
What does David ask God to do? To defeat the wicked, which are his enemies
Why does David praise God in Psalm 18? Because he has delivered David from his enemies
Consider 18:7-15 and explain how God attacked David’s enemies. By His word; much figurative language is used here
How is David saved from his enemies? By the Lord according to David’s faithfulness
What principle do you see in 18:24-27? The Lord will treat you as you treat others
Are there some who call to the Lord and he does not answer? Yes, David’s enemies (the wicked)
What does the creation reveal about God? His glory and His handiwork
List the different phrases that refer to God’s word in Psalm 19. the law of the Lord, the testimony of the Lord, the statutes of the Lord, the commandment of the Lord, the fear of the Lord, the judgments of the Lord
List all that God’s word does in Psalm 19. it converts the soul; it makes the simple wise; it rejoices the heart, it enlightens the eyes; it endures forever
What is the value of God’s word? More precious than gold
From what sins does David pray forgiveness and deliverance? Forgiveness for secret sins and prevention from presumptuous sins
For whom are Psalms 20 and 21 sung? It is a national prayer for their king
What does God not allow the enemies to do? To carry out their evil plan
Where else do we find the words in Psalm 22:1? Matthew 27:46, Mark 15:34
What do the enemies say in verse 8? "He trusted in the LORD, let Him rescue Him;
Let Him deliver Him, since He delights in Him!"
Where else do we find these words? Matthew 27:39-43
What have the enemies done to His hands and feet? They pierced them
What did they do with the clothing? Divided it and cast lots for his seamless garment
When were these very detailed events fulfilled? Give scripture. When Jesus was crucified Matthew 27:35, Mark 15:24, Luke23:34, John 19:23-24
What happened between Psalm 22:21 and Psalm 22:22? God heard him
Who will kneel before the Lord? All who go down to the dust
Who will be told about Him? The next generation
What does David ask God to do? To defeat the wicked, which are his enemies
Why does David praise God in Psalm 18? Because he has delivered David from his enemies
Consider 18:7-15 and explain how God attacked David’s enemies. By His word; much figurative language is used here
How is David saved from his enemies? By the Lord according to David’s faithfulness
What principle do you see in 18:24-27? The Lord will treat you as you treat others
Are there some who call to the Lord and he does not answer? Yes, David’s enemies (the wicked)
What does the creation reveal about God? His glory and His handiwork
List the different phrases that refer to God’s word in Psalm 19. the law of the Lord, the testimony of the Lord, the statutes of the Lord, the commandment of the Lord, the fear of the Lord, the judgments of the Lord
List all that God’s word does in Psalm 19. it converts the soul; it makes the simple wise; it rejoices the heart, it enlightens the eyes; it endures forever
What is the value of God’s word? More precious than gold
From what sins does David pray forgiveness and deliverance? Forgiveness for secret sins and prevention from presumptuous sins
For whom are Psalms 20 and 21 sung? It is a national prayer for their king
What does God not allow the enemies to do? To carry out their evil plan
Where else do we find the words in Psalm 22:1? Matthew 27:46, Mark 15:34
What do the enemies say in verse 8? "He trusted in the LORD, let Him rescue Him;
Let Him deliver Him, since He delights in Him!"
Where else do we find these words? Matthew 27:39-43
What have the enemies done to His hands and feet? They pierced them
What did they do with the clothing? Divided it and cast lots for his seamless garment
When were these very detailed events fulfilled? Give scripture. When Jesus was crucified Matthew 27:35, Mark 15:24, Luke23:34, John 19:23-24
What happened between Psalm 22:21 and Psalm 22:22? God heard him
Who will kneel before the Lord? All who go down to the dust
Who will be told about Him? The next generation
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
May 11: Psalms 17-22
What does David claim in Psalm 17:1-5?
What does David ask God to do?
Why does David praise God in Psalm 18?
Consider 18:7-15 and explain how God attcked David’s enemies.
How is David saved from his enemies?
What principle do you see in 18:24-27?
Are there som who call to the Lord and he does not answer?
What does the creation reveal about God?
List the different phrases that refer to God’s word in Psalm 19.
List all that God’s word does in Psalm 19.
What is the value of God’s word?
From what sins does David pray forgiveness and deliverance?
For whom are Psalms 20 and 21 sung?
What does God not allow the enemies to do?
Where else do we find the words in Psalm 22:1?
What do the enemies say in verse 8?
Where else do we find these words?
What have the enemies done to His hands and feet?
What did they do with the clothing?
When were these very detailed events fulfilled? Give scripture.
What happened between Psalm 22:21 and Psalm 22:22?
Who will kneel before the Lord?
Who will be told about Him?
What does David ask God to do?
Why does David praise God in Psalm 18?
Consider 18:7-15 and explain how God attcked David’s enemies.
How is David saved from his enemies?
What principle do you see in 18:24-27?
Are there som who call to the Lord and he does not answer?
What does the creation reveal about God?
List the different phrases that refer to God’s word in Psalm 19.
List all that God’s word does in Psalm 19.
What is the value of God’s word?
From what sins does David pray forgiveness and deliverance?
For whom are Psalms 20 and 21 sung?
What does God not allow the enemies to do?
Where else do we find the words in Psalm 22:1?
What do the enemies say in verse 8?
Where else do we find these words?
What have the enemies done to His hands and feet?
What did they do with the clothing?
When were these very detailed events fulfilled? Give scripture.
What happened between Psalm 22:21 and Psalm 22:22?
Who will kneel before the Lord?
Who will be told about Him?
Answers to May 10 Questions
Why does David praise the Lord in Psalm 9? Because He rescued him from his enemies and judged between him and his enemies
Why did David want God to rescue him? So that he might praise God
What is David’s concern in Psalm 10? The boldness of the wicked
What does the wicked man say in his heart? (There are three statements.) “I shall not be moved; I shall never be in adversity." "God has forgotten; He hides His face; He will never see." (toGod) "You will not require an account."
In Psalm 11, where is God? In His holy temple, on His holy throne
What does He do? He watches men
What destructive sin is the problem in Psalm 12? deception
At the beginning of Psalm 13, how does David feel? Abandoned by God, overwhelmed by his enemies
How does he feel at the end of Psalm 13? Why? Faith and joy because the Lord has been good to him
What does the fool say in his heart? “There is no God”
Whom does the Lord seek? For any who understand and seek Him
What accusation is made against all men in Psalm 14? All have turned aside and become corrupt; not one does good
List and explain every part of the description of the man who can live with God in Psalm 15. he has a good reputation and does good; he tells the truth and does not slander other people; he despises vile men but honors those who fear God; he keeps his oath to his own hurt (even if it is a great sacrifice for him to keep his oath); he lends his money without usury (he does not take advantage of the needy by charging interest on loans); he does not accept a bribe against the innocent
What saints were in the land in David’s day? Those who feared God
How did David avoid idolatry? He did not drink blood as idol worshipers did or speak the idols’ names
How does God help David? He gives him counsel; he stays with him
Why does God help David? Because he puts God first always
Does 16:10 mean that David wouldn’t die? no
What is the idea here (See Acts 2:22-31)? it is a prophecy of Christ; he did die but did not remain dead
Why did David want God to rescue him? So that he might praise God
What is David’s concern in Psalm 10? The boldness of the wicked
What does the wicked man say in his heart? (There are three statements.) “I shall not be moved; I shall never be in adversity." "God has forgotten; He hides His face; He will never see." (toGod) "You will not require an account."
In Psalm 11, where is God? In His holy temple, on His holy throne
What does He do? He watches men
What destructive sin is the problem in Psalm 12? deception
At the beginning of Psalm 13, how does David feel? Abandoned by God, overwhelmed by his enemies
How does he feel at the end of Psalm 13? Why? Faith and joy because the Lord has been good to him
What does the fool say in his heart? “There is no God”
Whom does the Lord seek? For any who understand and seek Him
What accusation is made against all men in Psalm 14? All have turned aside and become corrupt; not one does good
List and explain every part of the description of the man who can live with God in Psalm 15. he has a good reputation and does good; he tells the truth and does not slander other people; he despises vile men but honors those who fear God; he keeps his oath to his own hurt (even if it is a great sacrifice for him to keep his oath); he lends his money without usury (he does not take advantage of the needy by charging interest on loans); he does not accept a bribe against the innocent
What saints were in the land in David’s day? Those who feared God
How did David avoid idolatry? He did not drink blood as idol worshipers did or speak the idols’ names
How does God help David? He gives him counsel; he stays with him
Why does God help David? Because he puts God first always
Does 16:10 mean that David wouldn’t die? no
What is the idea here (See Acts 2:22-31)? it is a prophecy of Christ; he did die but did not remain dead
Saturday, May 9, 2009
May 10: Psalms 9-16
Why does David praise the Lord in Psalm 9?
Why did David want God to rescue him?
What is David’s concern in Psalm 10?
What does the wicked man say in his heart? (There are three statements.)
In Psalm 11, where is God?
What does He do?
What destructive sin is the problem in Psalm 12?
At the beginning of Psalm 13, how does David feel?
How does he feel at the end of Psalm 13? Why?
What does the fool say in his heart?
Whom does the Lord seek?
What accusation is made against all men in Psalm 14?
List and explain every part of the description of the man who can live with God in Psalm 15.
What saints were in the land in David’s day?
How did David avoid idolatry?
How does God help David?
Why does God help David?
Does 16:10 mean that David wouldn’t die?
What is the idea here (See Acts 2:22-31)?
Why did David want God to rescue him?
What is David’s concern in Psalm 10?
What does the wicked man say in his heart? (There are three statements.)
In Psalm 11, where is God?
What does He do?
What destructive sin is the problem in Psalm 12?
At the beginning of Psalm 13, how does David feel?
How does he feel at the end of Psalm 13? Why?
What does the fool say in his heart?
Whom does the Lord seek?
What accusation is made against all men in Psalm 14?
List and explain every part of the description of the man who can live with God in Psalm 15.
What saints were in the land in David’s day?
How did David avoid idolatry?
How does God help David?
Why does God help David?
Does 16:10 mean that David wouldn’t die?
What is the idea here (See Acts 2:22-31)?
Answers to May 9 Questions
List the three verbs in 1:1. walk, stand, sit
What should be one’s attitude toward the law of the Lord? It should be our delight
How would this attitude be demonstrated? We would meditate on it day and night
Who are the nations in 2:1? The Gentiles (non-Jews)
Who are the peoples in 2:1? Descendants of Israel (later known as Jews)
Against whom are everyone (be specific)? The Lord(God) and His Christ (Anointed One)
Where does God put His King? On Zion, God’s holy hill
What relation does He have to God? He is God’s Son
What does He inherit? Authority over all peoples of the earth
What is Psalm 3 about? David’s prayer of faith that God will protect him from his evil enemies (Absalom and his allies in this case)
What is the occasion for Psalm 4? David has been slandered by his enemies
What does David tell men to do in bed in verse 4? Meditate within their hearts and be still
What is the occasion for Psalm 5? worship
How does David describe wicked men in Psalm 5? Wicked, practice iniquity, boastful, bloodthirsty, liars, deceivers; they flatter, they don’t keep their word, they speak uncleanness, they are filled with destruction
For what does David pray in Psalm 6? mercy
For what does David ask in Psalm 7? The Lord to avenge the wrong done to him by his enemies
What is the principle in 7:14-16? You reap what you sow
In Psalm 8, who is to praise God? Infants and children
Who is made a little lower than the angels? Man (especially Jesus-Hebrews 2)
What is underneath His feet? All things
What does that mean? He has all authority
What should be one’s attitude toward the law of the Lord? It should be our delight
How would this attitude be demonstrated? We would meditate on it day and night
Who are the nations in 2:1? The Gentiles (non-Jews)
Who are the peoples in 2:1? Descendants of Israel (later known as Jews)
Against whom are everyone (be specific)? The Lord(God) and His Christ (Anointed One)
Where does God put His King? On Zion, God’s holy hill
What relation does He have to God? He is God’s Son
What does He inherit? Authority over all peoples of the earth
What is Psalm 3 about? David’s prayer of faith that God will protect him from his evil enemies (Absalom and his allies in this case)
What is the occasion for Psalm 4? David has been slandered by his enemies
What does David tell men to do in bed in verse 4? Meditate within their hearts and be still
What is the occasion for Psalm 5? worship
How does David describe wicked men in Psalm 5? Wicked, practice iniquity, boastful, bloodthirsty, liars, deceivers; they flatter, they don’t keep their word, they speak uncleanness, they are filled with destruction
For what does David pray in Psalm 6? mercy
For what does David ask in Psalm 7? The Lord to avenge the wrong done to him by his enemies
What is the principle in 7:14-16? You reap what you sow
In Psalm 8, who is to praise God? Infants and children
Who is made a little lower than the angels? Man (especially Jesus-Hebrews 2)
What is underneath His feet? All things
What does that mean? He has all authority
Friday, May 8, 2009
May 9: Psalms 1-8
List the three verbs in 1:1.
What should be one’s attitude toward the law of the Lord?
How would this attitude be demonstrated?
Who are the nations in 2:1?
Who are the peoples in 2:1?
Against whom are everyone (be specific)?
Where does God put His King?
What relation does He have to God?
What does He inherit?
What is Psalm 3 about?
What is the occasion for Psalm 4?
What does David tell men to do in bed in verse 4?
What is the occasion for Psalm 5?
How does David describe wicked men in Psalm 5?
For what does David pray in Psalm 6?
For what does David ask in Psalm 7?
What is the principle in 7:14-16?
In Psalm 8, who is to praise God?
Who is made a little lower than the angels?
What is underneath His feet?
What does that mean?
What should be one’s attitude toward the law of the Lord?
How would this attitude be demonstrated?
Who are the nations in 2:1?
Who are the peoples in 2:1?
Against whom are everyone (be specific)?
Where does God put His King?
What relation does He have to God?
What does He inherit?
What is Psalm 3 about?
What is the occasion for Psalm 4?
What does David tell men to do in bed in verse 4?
What is the occasion for Psalm 5?
How does David describe wicked men in Psalm 5?
For what does David pray in Psalm 6?
For what does David ask in Psalm 7?
What is the principle in 7:14-16?
In Psalm 8, who is to praise God?
Who is made a little lower than the angels?
What is underneath His feet?
What does that mean?
Answers to May 8 Questions
Who was organized in the first part of chapter 27? The army by divisions
Why did David not count men under 20 years old? Because the Lord promised to make Israel as numerous as the stars in the sky
What conclusion do you draw from the wording in 27:33? Ahithophel was not David’s friend as Hushai was; this contrast was because of Ahithophel’s rebellion with Absolom
Why did God not allow David to build His temple? He was a man who shed much blood as a warrior and a man of blood
Who chose Solomon to replace David? The Lord did
Who made the plans for the temple? David
What did David tell Solomon? "As for you, my son Solomon, know the God of your father, and serve Him with a loyal heart and with a willing mind; for the LORD searches all hearts and understands all the intent of the thoughts. If you seek Him, He will be found by you; but if you forsake Him, He will cast you off forever. Consider now, for the LORD has chosen you to build a house for the sanctuary; be strong, and do it."
How did David lead by example in giving? He gave 3000 talents of gold and 7000 talents of silver
What effect did it have on the people? They gave generously and gladly
How many years was David king? 40 years
What three prophets wrote about the life of David? Samuel, Nathan, and Gad
Why did David not count men under 20 years old? Because the Lord promised to make Israel as numerous as the stars in the sky
What conclusion do you draw from the wording in 27:33? Ahithophel was not David’s friend as Hushai was; this contrast was because of Ahithophel’s rebellion with Absolom
Why did God not allow David to build His temple? He was a man who shed much blood as a warrior and a man of blood
Who chose Solomon to replace David? The Lord did
Who made the plans for the temple? David
What did David tell Solomon? "As for you, my son Solomon, know the God of your father, and serve Him with a loyal heart and with a willing mind; for the LORD searches all hearts and understands all the intent of the thoughts. If you seek Him, He will be found by you; but if you forsake Him, He will cast you off forever. Consider now, for the LORD has chosen you to build a house for the sanctuary; be strong, and do it."
How did David lead by example in giving? He gave 3000 talents of gold and 7000 talents of silver
What effect did it have on the people? They gave generously and gladly
How many years was David king? 40 years
What three prophets wrote about the life of David? Samuel, Nathan, and Gad
May 8: I Chronicles 27-29 David's Administration and Transition to Solomon
Who was organized in the first part of chapter 27?
Why did David not count men under 20 years old?
What conclusion do you draw from the wording in 27:33?
Why did God not allow David to build His temple?
Who chose Solomon to replace David?
Who made the plans for the temple?
What did David tell Solomon?
How did David lead by example in giving?
What effect did it have on the people?
How many years was David king?
What three prophets wrote about the life of David?
Why did David not count men under 20 years old?
What conclusion do you draw from the wording in 27:33?
Why did God not allow David to build His temple?
Who chose Solomon to replace David?
Who made the plans for the temple?
What did David tell Solomon?
How did David lead by example in giving?
What effect did it have on the people?
How many years was David king?
What three prophets wrote about the life of David?
Answers to May 7 Questions
How many divisions of priests took turns serving in the temple? 24
How were the divisions of the Levites determined? They cast lots by families as the priests did
Which Levites were organized in chapter 25? The musicians (sons of Asaph, Jeduthun, Heman)
Besides singing, what else did they do? Prophesying and playing musical instruments
Did God approve of all these arrangements? yes
Which Levites were organized in chapter 26? The gate-keepers and guards
What responsibilities did each group have? the East Gate guarded by Shelemiah’s group; the North Gate guarded by his son Zechariah’s group; the South Gate was guarded by Obed-Edom’s group; the storehouse by his sons; the West Gate and the Shalleketh Gate on the upper road was guarded by divisions headed by Shuppim and Hosah.
How were the divisions of the Levites determined? They cast lots by families as the priests did
Which Levites were organized in chapter 25? The musicians (sons of Asaph, Jeduthun, Heman)
Besides singing, what else did they do? Prophesying and playing musical instruments
Did God approve of all these arrangements? yes
Which Levites were organized in chapter 26? The gate-keepers and guards
What responsibilities did each group have? the East Gate guarded by Shelemiah’s group; the North Gate guarded by his son Zechariah’s group; the South Gate was guarded by Obed-Edom’s group; the storehouse by his sons; the West Gate and the Shalleketh Gate on the upper road was guarded by divisions headed by Shuppim and Hosah.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
May 7: I Chronicles 24-26 The Levitical Service
How many divisions of priests took turns serving in the temple?
How were the divisions of the Levites determined?
Which Levites were organized in chapter 25?
Besides singing, what else did they do?
Did God approve of all these arrangements?
Which Levites were organized in chapter 26?
What responsibilities did each group have?
How were the divisions of the Levites determined?
Which Levites were organized in chapter 25?
Besides singing, what else did they do?
Did God approve of all these arrangements?
Which Levites were organized in chapter 26?
What responsibilities did each group have?
Answers to May 6 Questions
Who moved David to number Israel? Satan
Whom did the Lord send to destroy Jerusalem by plague? An angel
How did God respond to David’s offering? He order the angel to put away his sword
Where was the tabernacle located at this time? At Gibeon
What plans did David make for Solomon before he died? For the temple
For what reason did God not have David build the temple? He was a man of war and a man of blood 22:8
What did David tell Solomon to do to please God? Be careful to keep God’s laws, be strong and courageous, do not be afraid or discouraged
How much gold and silver were saved for the temple? 100,000 talents of gold, 1 million talents of silver
What did David charge the leaders of Israel to do? To help Solomon build the temple, keep God’s laws, and bring the Ark into the temple when it is finished
How many Levites served the Lord? 38,000
What was different about their responsibilities under David’s plan compared to Moses’ time (see Numbers 4)? Since they no longer had to carry the tabernacle and its holy articles, they would be set to minister at the temple, to help the priests, and to sing and play instruments
Why the difference? Because the tabernacle would not be moved any more; the temple would be a more permanent place
Whom did the Lord send to destroy Jerusalem by plague? An angel
How did God respond to David’s offering? He order the angel to put away his sword
Where was the tabernacle located at this time? At Gibeon
What plans did David make for Solomon before he died? For the temple
For what reason did God not have David build the temple? He was a man of war and a man of blood 22:8
What did David tell Solomon to do to please God? Be careful to keep God’s laws, be strong and courageous, do not be afraid or discouraged
How much gold and silver were saved for the temple? 100,000 talents of gold, 1 million talents of silver
What did David charge the leaders of Israel to do? To help Solomon build the temple, keep God’s laws, and bring the Ark into the temple when it is finished
How many Levites served the Lord? 38,000
What was different about their responsibilities under David’s plan compared to Moses’ time (see Numbers 4)? Since they no longer had to carry the tabernacle and its holy articles, they would be set to minister at the temple, to help the priests, and to sing and play instruments
Why the difference? Because the tabernacle would not be moved any more; the temple would be a more permanent place
May 6: I Chronicles 21-23 Preparations for the Temple
Who moved David to number Israel?
Whom did the Lord send to destroy Jerusalem by plague?
How did God respond to David’s offering?
Where was the tabernacle located at this time?
What plans did David make for Solomon before he died?
For what reason did God not have David build the temple?
What did David tell Solomon to do to please God?
How much gold and silver were saved for the temple?
What did David charge the leaders of Israel to do?
How many Levites served the Lord?
What was different about their responsibilities under David’s plan compared to Moses’ time (see Numbers 4)?
Why the difference?
Whom did the Lord send to destroy Jerusalem by plague?
How did God respond to David’s offering?
Where was the tabernacle located at this time?
What plans did David make for Solomon before he died?
For what reason did God not have David build the temple?
What did David tell Solomon to do to please God?
How much gold and silver were saved for the temple?
What did David charge the leaders of Israel to do?
How many Levites served the Lord?
What was different about their responsibilities under David’s plan compared to Moses’ time (see Numbers 4)?
Why the difference?
Answers to May 5 Questions
What countries did David subdue and occupy? Philistia, Moab, Ammon, Edom, Zobah, Syria, Amelekites
What river is mentioned as a northern border of David’s rule? Euphrates
Who killed 18,000 Edomites? Abishai
Who were David’s chief assistants? His sons
What country helped the Ammonites against Israel? Syria
What event is not in the Chronicles account of the siege of Rabbah? David’s adultery with Bathsheba and Uriah’s death
Whose relatives are killed in chapter 20? Goliath
What river is mentioned as a northern border of David’s rule? Euphrates
Who killed 18,000 Edomites? Abishai
Who were David’s chief assistants? His sons
What country helped the Ammonites against Israel? Syria
What event is not in the Chronicles account of the siege of Rabbah? David’s adultery with Bathsheba and Uriah’s death
Whose relatives are killed in chapter 20? Goliath
May 5: I Chronicles 18-20 David Conquers The Surrounding Nations
What countries did David subdue and occupy?
What river is mentioned as a northern border of David’s rule?
Who killed 18,000 Edomites?
Who were David’s chief assistants?
What country helped the Ammonites against Israel?
What event is not in the Chronicles account of the siege of Rabbah?
Whose relatives are killed in chapter 20?
What river is mentioned as a northern border of David’s rule?
Who killed 18,000 Edomites?
Who were David’s chief assistants?
What country helped the Ammonites against Israel?
What event is not in the Chronicles account of the siege of Rabbah?
Whose relatives are killed in chapter 20?
Answers to May 4 Questions
After David had the Ark placed into the tent, what did the people do? They offered burnt offerings to God
What did David give to each person? a loaf of bread, a cake of dates and a cake of raisins
What did David appoint the Levites to do? To minister, pray, give thanks, and praise the Lord
The psalm of praise to God was to teach whom? The nations
Who were appointed to be gatekeepers? Obed-Edom and Hosah
Who was the priest? Zadok
God promised David that whose kingdom would be established? His seed
What would this individual build for God? A house
What relationship would he have with God? He would be a son to God and God would be his father
For how long would his kingdom last? forever
What was David’s reaction to this promise? Humility and joy; thanks for God’s lovingkindness
What did David give to each person? a loaf of bread, a cake of dates and a cake of raisins
What did David appoint the Levites to do? To minister, pray, give thanks, and praise the Lord
The psalm of praise to God was to teach whom? The nations
Who were appointed to be gatekeepers? Obed-Edom and Hosah
Who was the priest? Zadok
God promised David that whose kingdom would be established? His seed
What would this individual build for God? A house
What relationship would he have with God? He would be a son to God and God would be his father
For how long would his kingdom last? forever
What was David’s reaction to this promise? Humility and joy; thanks for God’s lovingkindness
Monday, May 4, 2009
May 4: I Chronicles 16-17 God's Promise to David
After David had the Ark placed into the tent, what did the people do?
What did David give to each person?
What did David appoint the Levites to do?
The psalm of praise to God was to teach whom?
Who were appointed to be gatekeepers?
Who was the priest?
God promised David that whose kingdom would be established?
What would this individual build for God?
What relationship would he have with God?
For how long would his kingdom last?
What was David’s reaction to this promise?
What did David give to each person?
What did David appoint the Levites to do?
The psalm of praise to God was to teach whom?
Who were appointed to be gatekeepers?
Who was the priest?
God promised David that whose kingdom would be established?
What would this individual build for God?
What relationship would he have with God?
For how long would his kingdom last?
What was David’s reaction to this promise?
Answers to May 3 Questions
How did David react to Uzzah’s death? He was angry and afraid
What did Hiram’s craftsmen build for David? A palace
What did David learn from Uzzah’s death? He died because they carried the Ark the wrong way
How did he learn the right way to carry the Ark? They consulted the Lord through scripture
Who were the three main musical leaders among the Levites? Heman, Asaph, and Ethan
Who was in charge of the singing? Kenaniah
What did David wear as the Ark was brought to Jerusalem? A linen robe and linen ephod
Who despised David when she saw the way he was acting in the procession? His wife Michal (daughter of Saul)
What did Hiram’s craftsmen build for David? A palace
What did David learn from Uzzah’s death? He died because they carried the Ark the wrong way
How did he learn the right way to carry the Ark? They consulted the Lord through scripture
Who were the three main musical leaders among the Levites? Heman, Asaph, and Ethan
Who was in charge of the singing? Kenaniah
What did David wear as the Ark was brought to Jerusalem? A linen robe and linen ephod
Who despised David when she saw the way he was acting in the procession? His wife Michal (daughter of Saul)
Saturday, May 2, 2009
May 3: I Chronicles 13-15 Establishing the City of David
How did David react to Uzzah’s death?
What did Hiram’s craftsmen build for David?
What did David learn from Uzzah’s death?
How did he learn the right way to carry the Ark?
Who were the three main musical leaders among the Levites?
Who was in charge of the singing?
What did David wear as the Ark was brought to Jerusalem?
Who despised David when she saw the way he was acting in the procession?
What did Hiram’s craftsmen build for David?
What did David learn from Uzzah’s death?
How did he learn the right way to carry the Ark?
Who were the three main musical leaders among the Levites?
Who was in charge of the singing?
What did David wear as the Ark was brought to Jerusalem?
Who despised David when she saw the way he was acting in the procession?
Answers to May 2 Questions
What is chapter 10 about? How Saul lost the kingdom
What is chapter 11 about? David’s special fighting men
How did Joab earn the right to lead David’s army? He led the attack against the Jebusites to take Jerusalem
What is chapter 12 about? How David accumulated his army to take the kingdom God promised him
The Spirit of God came upon which soldier of David? Amasai
What is chapter 11 about? David’s special fighting men
How did Joab earn the right to lead David’s army? He led the attack against the Jebusites to take Jerusalem
What is chapter 12 about? How David accumulated his army to take the kingdom God promised him
The Spirit of God came upon which soldier of David? Amasai
Friday, May 1, 2009
May 2: I Chronicles 10-12 Saul Loses the Kingdom; David Becomes King
What is chapter 10 about?
What is chapter 11 about?
How did Joab earn the right to lead David’s army?
What is chapter 12 about?
The Spirit of God came upon which soldier of David?
What is chapter 11 about?
How did Joab earn the right to lead David’s army?
What is chapter 12 about?
The Spirit of God came upon which soldier of David?
Answers to May 1 Questions
Which tribes are listed in chapter 7? Issachar, Benjamin, Naphtali, half of Manasseh, Ephraim, Asher
Which tribe is listed in chapter 8? Benjamin
When did the people mentioned in the first part of chapter 9 live in Jerusalem? After the captivity
What is the last part of chapter 9 about? The service of the Levites after the captivity
Which tribe is listed in chapter 8? Benjamin
When did the people mentioned in the first part of chapter 9 live in Jerusalem? After the captivity
What is the last part of chapter 9 about? The service of the Levites after the captivity
May 1: I Chronicles 7-9 Genealogies Part 3
Which tribes are listed in chapter 7?
Which tribe is listed in chapter 8?
When did the people mentioned in the first part of chapter 9 live in Jerusalem?
What is the last part of chapter 9 about?
Which tribe is listed in chapter 8?
When did the people mentioned in the first part of chapter 9 live in Jerusalem?
What is the last part of chapter 9 about?
Answers to April 30 Questions
Chapter 4 is the genealogies of which two tribes? Judah and Simeon
Which tribes are listed in chapter 5? Those who were on the east side of the Jordan (Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh)
Which tribe’s genealogy is in chapter 6? Levi
Which tribes are listed in chapter 5? Those who were on the east side of the Jordan (Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh)
Which tribe’s genealogy is in chapter 6? Levi
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