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What does Psalm 1 suggest about the righteous man?
What imagery is used to describe the righteous in Psalm 1?
According to Psalm 1, how does the fate of the ungodly compare to the righteous?
What is the main theme of Psalm 2?
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In Psalm 2, what does the Lord do to those who plot against Him?
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What should the kings and judges of the earth do according to Psalm 2?
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What does Psalm 2 imply about the Messiah?
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What consequence is mentioned in Psalm 2 for not heeding the Son?
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What is the characteristic of the ungodly as stated in Psalm 1?
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What promise is made to those who trust in the Lord as mentioned in Psalm 2?
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Study Notes
Psalm 1
- Highlights the contrast between the righteous and the ungodly, emphasizing moral integrity.
- The righteous person avoids sinful influence, living by God’s law, and finding delight in it.
- Uses the metaphor of a fruitful tree by water to depict stability and prosperity in the life of the righteous.
- The ungodly are likened to chaff, representing insignificance and vulnerability to destruction.
- The final judgment is stated, with the ungodly unable to stand among the righteous.
- Affirms God’s awareness of the paths taken by the righteous and the ultimate downfall of the ungodly.
Psalm 2
- Opens with a rhetorical question about the futility of nations opposing divine authority.
- Describes earthly rulers conspiring against God and His anointed king, illustrating rebellion against divine order.
- Acknowledges God’s sovereign laughter at human rebellion, indicating His supreme power.
- Foretells God’s wrath against nations that oppose Him, showing His authority over the earth.
- Introduces the theme of an anointed king and God’s promise of inheritance to Him.
- Emphasizes the power of divine decree, showcasing the relationship between God and His Son.
- Warns earthly kings and judges to act wisely by serving God and acknowledging His authority.
- Ends with a call to trust in the divine, highlighting blessings for those who seek refuge in Him and the consequences of ignoring Him.
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Description
Test your understanding of Psalms 1 and 2, focusing on the contrasts between the righteous and ungodly, as well as the sovereignty of God. Explore the themes of moral integrity, divine authority, and the fate of those who oppose God. This quiz will engage your comprehension of the key messages and metaphors in these passages.
