1. In Psalm 139:1-2, what does David say God knows about him?
A.His thoughts and his sitting down and rising up
B.Only his outward actions but not his secret thoughts
C.His future plans but not his past mistakes
D.His words before he speaks but not his inner motivations
2. According to Psalm 139:5, what does God do to David?
A.He hems David in behind and before, and lays his hand upon him
B.He surrounds David with angels and heavenly beings
C.He protects David from all earthly harm and suffering
D.He guides David's steps along a predetermined path
3. In Psalm 139:13-14, what does David say about his creation?
A.He praises God because he is fearfully and wonderfully made
B.He acknowledges that he is merely dust and ashes without God
C.He recognizes his weakness and dependence on God's strength
D.He reflects on how his mother carried him in her womb
4. What does Psalm 139:14 say about David's knowledge of God's wonderful works?
A.His soul knows it very well
B.His mind comprehends it through reason and study
C.His spirit feels it but his mind cannot understand it
D.His heart believes it even though his eyes cannot see it
5. According to Psalm 139:15-16, what does God know about David's formation?
A.His bones were not hidden from God, and all his days were written in God's book before any of them came to be
B.God knew David's potential but not the specific number of his days
C.God fashioned David's body but left his spirit to be formed by his own choices
D.God recorded David's birth but did not foreknow the events of his life
6. In Psalm 139:7-8, what question does David ask about the possibility of escaping from God's presence?
A.Where can he go to escape from God's Spirit, and where can he flee from His presence?
B.Is there any place on earth that God does not reach with His power?
C.Can any person hide their thoughts from God's eternal gaze?
D.Will God ever turn away from those who sin against Him?
7. According to Psalm 139:9-10, if David were to dwell where the sun rises or settle on the far side of the sea, what would happen?
A.God's hand would guide him and God's right hand would hold him fast
B.David would be beyond God's reach and protection
C.God would lose sight of him among the multitude of people
D.David would need to find his own way back to God's presence
8. What is the main theme that connects Psalm 139:1-12 to Psalm 139:13-18?
A.God's complete knowledge of David (from conception to present) and God's constant presence with David
B.David's fear of God's judgment and his desire for forgiveness
C.The contrast between God's power and human weakness
D.The history of Israel and David's role as king
9. In Psalm 139:17-18, how does David describe his thoughts about God?
A.God's thoughts toward him are precious and numerous, outnumbering the grains of sand
B.God's thoughts are too numerous for David to understand or comprehend
C.God's thoughts change frequently based on David's actions and choices
D.God's thoughts are hidden and mysterious, requiring wisdom to interpret
10. What does David ask God to do in the closing verses of Psalm 139:23-24?
A.Search his heart, know his anxious thoughts, and see if there is any offensive way in him
B.Forgive him for his sins and cleanse him from all his iniquities
C.Guide him on the path of righteousness and lead him away from evil
D.Protect him from his enemies and deliver him from those who seek his harm