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Lesson 26
Psalms 31 & 35
| Psalm 31 | |
| 31:1 | How would David have been put to shame? (cf. verse 17, Psalm 25:2) |
| 31:3 | David asked God to lead him and guide him for what cause? |
| 31:5 | On what occasion did Jesus speak the words of the first part of this verse? |
| 31:6 | In this verse, what is the opposite of regarding "lying vanities"? |
| 31:9-13 | Although David trusts that God takes care of him, how does he describe his life in these verses? |
| What is meant by a dead man being "out of mind"/ | |
| 31:17 | In what sense is Sheol used here: As the grave, with no recognition of existence beyond? As the realm of only the wicked dead? As the realm of existence for all the dead? (see Psalm 115:1-8, 16-18) |
| 31:18 | What would make the lying lips be dumb, or be put to silence? |
| 31:22 | Explain this verse. |
| Psalm 35 | |
| 35:1-3 | What did David ask God to do? |
| 35:5 | What is chaff? |
| David desired that his enemies be like chaff in what sense? (cf. Psalm 1:1-4, Isaiah 7:23, Hosea 13:3) | |
| 35:6 | What did David ask concerning his enemies' escape? |
| 35:5-8 | Did David ask that his enemies be killed, and if so was he right in doing so? (cf. Deuteronomy 19:15:21, Psalm 35:11) |
| 35:10 | Who delivers the poor from him that is too strong for him? |
| 35:11 | Give an example of an occasion when David's enemies were unrighteous witnesses against him. (1 Samuel 24:9) |
| 35:13-15 | How had David's treatment of thee men in their sickness differed from their treatment of him in his adversity? |
| 35:17 | What is "my darling" (KJV, ASV_? (see footnote and/or additional translations) |
| 35:21 | "Aha, Aha, our eye hath seen it". Hath seen what? (cf. verse 25, Psalm 22:20) |
| 35:22 | What has Jehovah seen? |