The Book of Psalms for Kids — Easy Bible Quiz Flashcards

#1

Who is the most famous author of the Psalms?

📖 Psalm 3:1

#2

How many psalms are in the Book of Psalms?

📖 Psalm 150:1

#3

What is Psalm 23 most famous for describing?

📖 Psalm 23:1

#4

What type of writing style are the Psalms written in?

📖 Psalm 1:1

#5

In Psalm 100, what are we encouraged to do with joy?

📖 Psalm 100:1

#6

What does Psalm 119 emphasize as a guide for living?

📖 Psalm 119:1

#7

In Psalm 42, what does the writer compare his longing to?

📖 Psalm 42:1

#8

What does Psalm 91 describe God as being to those who trust in Him?

📖 Psalm 91:1-2

#2

150

The Book of Psalms contains exactly 150 psalms, which are organized into five main sections.

Psalm 150:1

#1

King David

King David wrote many of the Psalms as songs of praise and prayer to God, though not all 150 psalms were written by him.

Psalm 3:1

#4

Poetry

The Psalms are written as poetry and songs designed to be sung or recited as prayers and expressions of worship to God.

Psalm 1:1

#3

God as our shepherd

Psalm 23 begins with 'The Lord is my shepherd,' and it describes how God cares for us like a shepherd cares for his sheep.

Psalm 23:1

#6

God's law and word

Psalm 119 is the longest psalm and focuses throughout on the value and importance of God's law, commandments, and word as a guide for how we should live.

Psalm 119:1

#5

Make noise and shout

Psalm 100 encourages people to make a joyful noise to the Lord and to come before God's presence with thanksgiving and praise.

Psalm 100:1

#8

A refuge and fortress

Psalm 91 states 'He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty,' describing God as a safe refuge and fortress for those who trust in Him.

Psalm 91:1-2

#7

A thirsty deer

Psalm 42 begins by saying 'As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, my God,' comparing the writer's desire for God to a deer's thirst for water.

Psalm 42:1

#9

What does Psalm 150 encourage people to do?

📖 Psalm 150:1-5

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#9

Praise God with instruments and voices

Psalm 150 encourages people to praise God using various musical instruments like harps, lyres, and tambourines, and to praise Him with singing and dancing.

Psalm 150:1-5

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