Psalm 41 - Flashcard MC questions - Ted Hildebrandt

How does the Psalmist describe his close friend (Ps. 41:9)? A. As one he shared bread with B. As one he had grown up with C. As one who knew him well D.As one who he had helped

A. As one he shared bread with

Why will the Lord uphold the Psalmist (Ps. 41:12)? A. Because of his integrity B. Because of his righteousness C. Because he is blameless D. Because he trusts the Lord

A. Because of his integrity

Why does the Psalmist ask the Lord to heal him (Ps. 41:4)? A. For he has sinned against him B. For he is at the doors of death C. For his body in pain D. For he cannot heal himself

A. For he has sinned against him

What does the enemy of the Psalmist do with slander (Ps. 41:6)? A. He spreads it around B. He proclaims it on the roof tops C. He tells it in Zion D. He makes up conspiracies against him

A. He spreads it around

To what does the Lord not give those who have regard for the weak over to (Ps. 41:2)? A. The desire of their foes B. The plots of their enemies C. The hands of the wicked D. The attacks of evildoers

A. The desire of their foes

How does the Psalmist describe his close friend (Ps. 41:9)? A. As someone who he had helped B. As someone he trusted C. As someone he embraced D. As someone he loved

B. As someone he trusted

What does the Lord do for those who have regard for the weak (Ps. 41:1)? A. He allows them to enter his fortress B. He delivers them in times of trouble C. He rescues them from the hand of their enemies D. He saves them in the hollow of his hand

B. He delivers them in times of trouble

What does the Lord do for those who have regard for the weak (Ps. 41:1)? A. He sets them upon a rock B. He protects and preserves them C. He rescues them D. He saves them in the shadow of his wings

B. He protects and preserves them

What does the Psalmist's enemy do when he comes to see him (Ps. 41:6)? A. He gnashes his teeth B. He speaks lies C. He tells secret D. He has no mercy

B. He speaks lies

What does the Psalmist ask the Lord because he has sinned (Ps. 41:4)? A. Forgive me B. Heal me C. Deliver me D. Rescue me

B. Heal me

Who had turned against the Psalmist (Ps. 41:9)? A. The Lord B. His close friend C. His own family D. Those he had helped

B. His close friend

Where will the Lord set the Psalmist forever (Ps. 41:12)? A. On his throne B. In his presence C. On Zion, the city of God D. In his sanctuary

B. In his presence

What does the Psalmist's enemies imagine (Ps. 41:7)? A. Curses upon him B. The worst for him C. Plots against him D. Victory over him

B. The worst for him

What does the enemy of the Psalmist not do (Ps. 41:11)? A. Cause him to stumble B. Triumph over him C. Seek the Lord D. Acknowledge his wrong

B. Triumph over him

What do the Psalmist's enemies say (Ps. 41:5)? A. Aha! We have him now B. When will he die C. How have the mighty fallen D. When will we plunder him

B. When will he die

How does the Psalmist identify the Lord (Ps. 41:13)? A. As the Lion of Judah B. As the King of kings C. As the God of Israel D. As God Almighty

C. As the God of Israel

What does the Psalmist say to the Lord (Ps. 41:4)? A. Praise be the Lord B. The Lord is great C. Have mercy on me D. Forgive me of my sins

C. Have mercy on me

What does the Psalmist know about the Lord (Ps. 41:11)? A. He will listen to his cry for help B. He will return ruin upon his enemies C. He is pleased with the Psalmist D. He will come to rescue the Psalmist

C. He is pleased with the Psalmist

What do the enemies say against the Psalmist (Ps. 41:8)? A. We have him now, no one can rescue him now B. He is helpless, his friends have abandoned him C. He will never get up from the place where he lies D. His sin has overcome him forever

C. He will never get up from the place where he lies

In what do the Psalmist's enemies speak (Ps. 41:5)? A. Jealousy B. Envy C. Malice D. Anger

C. Malice

What does the heart of the Psalmist's enemy gather (Ps. 41:6)? A. Foes B. Plots C. Slander D. Arrows

C. Slander

Why does the Psalmist ask the Lord to raise him up (Ps. 41:10)? A. So that he may rejoice again B. So that he may praise the Lord C. So that he may repay them D. So that all will know the Lord's mighty deeds

C. So that he may repay them

Who are blessed (Ps. 41:1)? A. Those who are pure in heart B. Those who are meek C. Those who have regard for the weak D. Those who are seeking the kingdom of God

C. Those who have regard for the weak

When does the Lord sustain those who have regard for the weak (Ps. 41:3)? A. When they stumble and fall B. When they are trapped by their enemies C. When they are on their sickbed D. When they themselves become weak

C. When they are on their sickbed

What does the Psalmist's enemies do against him (Ps. 41:7)? A. Rejoice over his demise B. Shoot their arrows C. Whisper together D. Dig a pit

C. Whisper together

What do the enemies say against the Psalmist (Ps. 41:8)? A. No one can rescue him now B. His friends have abandoned him C. His sin has overcome him D. A vile disease has afflicted him

D. A vile disease has afflicted him

From what does the Lord restore those who have regard for the weak (Ps. 41:3)? A. When they stumble and fall B. When they are trapped by their enemies C. When they themselves become weak D. From their bed of illness

D. From their bed of illness

What does the Psalmist ask from the Lord (Ps. 41:10)? A. May he destroy his enemies B. May he deliver him C. May he forgive his sins D. May he have mercy on him

D. May he have mercy on him

How does the Psalmist conclude Psalm 41 (Ps. 41:13)? A. Hear my prayer, O God B. Forgive your servant forever C. Heal me, O Lord D. Praise be to the Lord

D. Praise be to the Lord

What do the Psalmist's enemies say (Ps. 41:5)? A. Aha! We have him now B. How have the mighty fallen C. When will we plunder him D. When will his name perish

D. When will his name perish