LESSON TWO: The Book of Psalms

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Workbook Study Questions: Before you begin reading the workbook lesson please review the workbook study questions below. Then read the workbook lesson and answer the workbook study questions.

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David wrote all 150 chapters of Psalms.

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Bible scholars generally agree that King Solomon is the author of the 50 “orphan Psalms.

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Psalms is organized into five books.

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The following categories make up the entire book of Psalms:

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Psalm 23 shows clearly how Jesus is our Shepherd and we are His sheep.

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A shepherd is the source of what for his sheep?

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Sheep have a poor sense of direction and wander aimlessly. Since humanity can be like this as well, we should:

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A shepherd goes among his sheep to check for wounds and weakness. He then pours oil over the sheep to refresh and heal them. Oil represents the Holy Spirit, therefore:

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“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life” refers to the truth that our Good Shepherd is always near to us.

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Psalm 18:46 which says “The Lord lives! Blessed be my Rock!” teaches that:

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Psalms 139:17–18 which says, “How precious are Your thoughts to me O God!” tell us:

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In Psalm 51:1-7 David acknowledges his sin with Bathsheba and David doesn’t stay undone by his sin. Instead:

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Psalm 107:20 teaches that God is a personal God, not impersonal, and that God is interested in you and He desires to be your Healer!

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Psalm 42:1 teaches that we are to seek after God because He desires to be our strength and refuge.

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Video Study Questions: Before you begin the video please review the video study questions below. Then watch the video and answer the video study questions.

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From the days of Moses to the period of the prophets in the Bible, the Psalms communicate the emotions of the worshipper.

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The Psalmist presents expressions of:

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The prophetic Psalms of the Messiah foretell the details of Jesus’ life many years before he came to earth in bodily form.

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Details of Jesus’ crucifixion such as “his hands and feet would be pierced” in Psalm 22:16 which was fulfilled in John 20:25-27 shows that God is alive and has a pattern in how He operates.

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The Psalms of sorrow such as Psalm 32:3–4 show the heaviness of sin that David confessed honestly.

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The “Miscellaneous Psalms” cover:

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In Psalm 23 we can see ourselves as sheep who need a shepherd. This is because:

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Jesus desires to be our Source for our every need, as in Philippians 4:19 which states:

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The Bible teaches that a Good Shepherd seeks out the sheep that go astray.

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A New Testament scripture that tells us Jesus is the Good Shepherd is:

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In Psalm 103 we see that we are to:

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The lessons we can learn from the Psalms are:

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God’s personal intervention in our lives is seen in Psalm 107:20 which is one of the scriptures that the Oral Roberts Ministries is based on. This scripture shows us that:

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