Psalm 90

1. What does associating this psalm with Moses add to your appreciation of it?

2. How does it affect you to know that no matter where you live, God is your “dwelling place”? Why?

3. This psalm speaks about the shortness and preciousness of life. How can you invest your life rather than just spend it?

4. This psalm may be a response to a tragic decision Israel made at Kadesh Barnea. What big decision confronts you today? How will you bring the Lord into that decision?

Psalm 91

5. What two addresses did the psalmist have (vv. 1, 9, 10)? Which one is everlasting? How should you live, knowing which address is everlasting?

6. Do you agree or disagree that the believer who does the will of God is safer in a war zone than in a house in the suburbs? Explain.

7. How would you define “high quality of life” according to this psalm? What is the good life?

Psalm 92

8. What is the major theme of this psalm? How can this theme be the theme of your life?

9. The psalmist compared the wicked to grass and the righteous to a palm tree. Why are these comparisons appropriate?

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