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Psalms Complete Bible Quiz — Psalm 1 to 150 Flashcards
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Card 1 · Question
Which psalm is known as the 'Shepherd Psalm' and begins with 'The Lord is my shepherd'?
📖 Psalm 23:1
Card 2 · Question
According to Psalm 119, what is described as 'a lamp to my feet and a light to my path'?
📖 Psalm 119:105
Card 3 · Question
How many psalms are attributed to David in the titles or superscriptions of the book?
📖 Psalm 3:1
Card 4 · Question
Which psalm is an acrostic poem in Hebrew, with each verse beginning with successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet?
📖 Psalm 25:1
Card 5 · Question
In Psalm 137, the psalmist laments being exiled in Babylon and vows not to forget which city?
📖 Psalm 137:5
Card 6 · Question
According to Psalm 139, what does the psalmist declare God knows about him?
📖 Psalm 139:2-3
Card 7 · Question
Which psalm contains the verse 'The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands'?
📖 Psalm 19:1
Card 8 · Question
In Psalm 42, the psalmist expresses deep longing for God using which animal metaphor?
📖 Psalm 42:1
Card 9 · Question
Which psalm, often recited at funerals and times of grief, begins with 'Out of the depths I cry to you, Lord'?
📖 Psalm 130:1
Card 10 · Question
How many times does the word 'praise' or 'Hallelujah' (meaning 'praise the Lord') appear in Psalm 150?
📖 Psalm 150:1-6
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Psalms Complete Bible Quiz — Psalm 1 to 150 — Flashcards (Questions)
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Which psalm is known as the 'Shepherd Psalm' and begins with 'The Lord is my shepherd'?
📖 Psalm 23:1
#2
According to Psalm 119, what is described as 'a lamp to my feet and a light to my path'?
📖 Psalm 119:105
#3
How many psalms are attributed to David in the titles or superscriptions of the book?
📖 Psalm 3:1
#4
Which psalm is an acrostic poem in Hebrew, with each verse beginning with successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet?
📖 Psalm 25:1
#5
In Psalm 137, the psalmist laments being exiled in Babylon and vows not to forget which city?
📖 Psalm 137:5
#6
According to Psalm 139, what does the psalmist declare God knows about him?
📖 Psalm 139:2-3
#7
Which psalm contains the verse 'The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands'?
📖 Psalm 19:1
#8
In Psalm 42, the psalmist expresses deep longing for God using which animal metaphor?
📖 Psalm 42:1
Psalms Complete Bible Quiz — Psalm 1 to 150 — Flashcards (Answers)
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God's word
Psalm 119:105 states that God's word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path, emphasizing Scripture's role in guiding our lives (Psalm 119:105, NIV).
Psalm 119:105
#1
Psalm 23
Psalm 23 is universally known as the Shepherd Psalm, describing God's protective care as a shepherd cares for his flock (Psalm 23:1, NIV).
Psalm 23:1
#4
All of the above
Psalms 25, 119, and 145, along with others, are acrostic poems where each verse or section begins with successive Hebrew letters, a literary device common in Hebrew poetry.
Psalm 25:1
#3
73
Approximately 73 psalms bear a superscription attributing them to David, though scholars debate the historical accuracy of these attributions.
Psalm 3:1
#6
His sitting and rising, his thoughts, and his ways
Psalm 139:2-3 states that God knows when we sit and when we rise, is familiar with all our ways, and understands our thoughts before we speak them (Psalm 139:2-3, NIV).
Psalm 139:2-3
#5
Jerusalem
Psalm 137 expresses the grief of the Babylonian exile and contains the famous vow, 'If I forget you, Jerusalem, may my right hand forget its skill' (Psalm 137:5, NIV).
Psalm 137:5
#8
As a deer pants for streams of water
Psalm 42:1 compares the soul's longing for God to a deer panting for streams of water, expressing intense spiritual thirst (Psalm 42:1, NIV).
Psalm 42:1
#7
Psalm 19
Psalm 19:1 opens with this declaration about creation's testimony to God's glory and demonstrates God's existence through the natural world (Psalm 19:1, NIV).
Psalm 19:1
Psalms Complete Bible Quiz — Psalm 1 to 150 — Flashcards (Questions)
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Which psalm, often recited at funerals and times of grief, begins with 'Out of the depths I cry to you, Lord'?
📖 Psalm 130:1
#10
How many times does the word 'praise' or 'Hallelujah' (meaning 'praise the Lord') appear in Psalm 150?
📖 Psalm 150:1-6
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Psalms Complete Bible Quiz — Psalm 1 to 150 — Flashcards (Answers)
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13 times
Psalm 150 is the final psalm and is filled with repeated calls to praise, with the word 'praise' or variations appearing 13 times throughout its six verses (Psalm 150, NIV).
Psalm 150:1-6
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Psalm 130
Psalm 130:1 begins with this cry from the depths and is known as the De Profundis in Latin, traditionally used as a penitential psalm (Psalm 130:1, NIV).
Psalm 130:1
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