Lesson 26O There are 150 psalms.O Psalms is divided into 5 books.O Define psalm:

O A poem or song to be sung as praise and worship to the Lord, often with musical instruments.

Lesson 26O Book 1: Psalms 1-41O Book 2: Psalms 42-72O Book 3: Psalms 73-89O Book 4: Psalms 90-106O Book 5: Psalms 107-150

Lesson 26O David is identified as the author of

seventy-five psalms, including most of the psalms in Books 1 and 2.

O Asaph, David’s choir director, wrote twelve psalms.

O The sons of Korah wrote eleven psalms.

Lesson 26O Solomon wrote two psalms.O Heman and Ethan wrote one psalm

each.O Moses wrote the oldest psalm.O What is the total number composed by

the preceding men?O 103

Lesson 26O How many psalms are anonymous?

O 47.

Lesson 26O Six major themes in PsalmsO 1. Praise

O In what four ways does Psalm 100 say we can praise God?

O Make a joyful noise, serve the Lord, sing, and give thanks.

O Define Praise:O To exalt, express appreciation for, and

pay respect to in worship.

Lesson 26O 2. TrustO According to Psalm 52:8, in what is David

Trusting?O God’s steadfast love

O 3. God’s mercyO Does God treat us as we deserve?

O No

Lesson 26O According to Psalm 103:12, what does God to

with our sin when he forgives us?O He removes our transgressions from us as

far as the east is from the west.O 4. Thanksgiving

Lesson 26O 5. God’s Word

O What does God’s Word do for us?O It lights our path as a lamp.

O 6. Finding Strength in GodO Psalm 46:1-2 says that no matter what

happens, God will be our refuge and strength and give us help in times of trouble.