Psalm 119:89-176
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Oh how I love your ______! It is my meditation all the day. -Ps 119:97
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Grace
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Law
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Mercy
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About This Quiz
This quiz focuses on Psalm 119:89-176, assessing understanding of its verses through fill-in-the-blank questions. It evaluates the participant's knowledge of biblical law, commandments, and teachings, emphasizing meditation and moral guidance.
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Your _____ makes me wiser than my enemies, for it is ever with me. -Ps 119:98
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Love
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Grace
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Commandment
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A. CommandmentExplanation
The commandment makes me wiser than my enemies because it provides guidance and instruction on how to live a righteous and wise life. By following the commandments, I gain wisdom and understanding, enabling me to make better decisions and avoid the pitfalls that my enemies may fall into. The commandment serves as a constant reminder and source of wisdom, always present and available for me to consult and follow.Rate this question:
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I have more _____ than all my teachers, for your testimonies are my mediation. -Ps 119:99
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Faith
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Patience
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Understanding
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A. UnderstandingExplanation
The correct answer is understanding. In this verse from Psalms, the speaker is expressing that they have more understanding than their teachers. They attribute this understanding to the testimonies, or teachings, that they have received. This suggests that the speaker has a deep knowledge and comprehension of the teachings and principles that guide their faith.Rate this question:
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Through your ______ I get understanding; therefore I hate every false way. -Ps 119:104
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Love
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Grace
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Precepts
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A. PreceptsExplanation
The correct answer is "precepts." In this verse from Psalms 119:104, the speaker is expressing their appreciation for the understanding they gain through God's precepts or commandments. They state that because of this understanding, they hate every false way. This suggests that the speaker values and follows God's teachings, finding them to be a source of truth and guidance.Rate this question:
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Your word is a _____ to my feet and a light to my path. -Ps 119:105
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Commandment
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Light
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Shoe
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A. LightExplanation
The word "light" is the correct answer because the passage from Psalms 119:105 states that it is a light to one's path and a guide for their feet. This suggests that the word being referred to is something that illuminates and provides direction, which aligns with the concept of light. It is not a commandment or a shoe, as these options do not fit the context or meaning of the passage.Rate this question:
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I have sworn an oath and confirmed it, to keep your righteous _____. -Ps 119:106
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Love toward others
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Mercy and forgiveness toward others
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Rules
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A. RulesExplanation
The correct answer is "rules". In this verse from Psalm 119:106, the speaker is stating that they have made a solemn promise to uphold and obey God's commands and laws. The word "oath" suggests a serious commitment, and the phrase "to keep your righteous" implies that the speaker is dedicated to following God's standards of righteousness and living a life in accordance with His rules.Rate this question:
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I am severely afflicted; give me life, O Lord, according to your word! 108 Accept my freewill offerings of _____. O Lord, and teach me your rules. -Ps 119:107-108
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Obedience
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Praise
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Tithes
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A. PraiseExplanation
The correct answer is praise. In this verse, the psalmist is asking God to give them life according to His word and to accept their freewill offerings of praise. The psalmist is expressing their desire to worship and honor God, acknowledging His authority and seeking His guidance through His rules.Rate this question:
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I hold my life in my hand continually, but I do not forget your _____. -Ps 119:109
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Love
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Mercy and grace
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Law
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A. LawExplanation
The correct answer is "law". In this verse from Psalm 119:109, the speaker acknowledges that they hold their life in their hand continually, meaning they have control and responsibility over their own actions and choices. However, they also emphasize that they do not forget God's law. This suggests that they recognize the importance and significance of following God's commandments and living according to His principles. The word "law" here refers to God's instructions and guidelines for righteous living, which the speaker values and seeks to abide by.Rate this question:
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______ my heart to perform your statutes forever, to the end. -Ps 119:112
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Please incline
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I incline
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As you lead me, it inclines
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A. I inclineExplanation
The correct answer is "I incline". This is because the verse from Psalms 119:112 is expressing a personal commitment to follow and obey God's statutes. The phrase "I incline" indicates a willingness and desire to lean towards and follow God's commands. It shows a personal choice and dedication to live according to God's laws.Rate this question:
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All the wicked of the earth you discard like dross, therefore I love your testimonies. 120 My flesh trembles for fear of you, and I am _____ of your judgments -.Ps 119:119-120
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Not afraid
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Afraid
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Have no choice but to love all
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A. AfraidExplanation
The passage states that the speaker's flesh trembles for fear of God's judgments. This indicates that the speaker is afraid of God's judgments.Rate this question:
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I look at the faithless with ______, because they do not keep your commands. -Ps. 119:158
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Sadness
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A grieving heart
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Disgust
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A. DisgustExplanation
The correct answer is "disgust." In this verse from Psalm 119:158, the speaker expresses their negative feelings towards the faithless individuals who do not follow God's commands. The word "disgust" implies a strong feeling of aversion or revulsion towards something or someone, indicating the speaker's strong disapproval or distaste for the faithless individuals.Rate this question:
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I ______ astray like a lost sheep; seek your servant, for I do not forget your commandments. -Ps 119:176
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Have gone
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Have never gone
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Will never go
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A. Have goneExplanation
The correct answer is "have gone." The verse from Psalms is expressing the feeling of being lost and in need of guidance. By saying "I have gone astray like a lost sheep," the speaker acknowledges that they have already strayed from the right path. The phrase "have gone" indicates a past action that has already taken place.Rate this question:
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