1. How does David express his trust in God in this Psalm? 2. How can we practically "wait in silence" for God in our daily lives?

What exhortation did the psalm writer give to God's people? (61:8). 15. How did David advise God's people to pray? (61:8). 16. What attitude did the psalm ...

Psalm 62 seems to come from a time of trouble, yet it asks God for nothing. It is full of faith and trust, but has no fear, no despair, and no petition.

Why is this not the case with the things you mentioned in Q5? Because these things are temporal, and temporary. They cannot save us and do not last. Questions 7 ...

1. What do we learn about ourselves from this Psalm? · 2. What do we learn about God in this Psalm? · 3. Is there a lesson for you in this Psalm? · 4. What choices ...

What are some of the words David used to express his trust in God? How can these word pictures bring you comfort, particularly during difficult times? What are ...

Questions: 1. What in this Psalm resonates with you? 2. The psalmist is clearly at peace with God's deliverance. Do you feel that peace?

What does the Psalmist say God is truly for him (Ps. 62:2, 6)? A. His strength B. His strong tower C. His salvation D. His shield

How do you think David meant it in. Psalm 62? 2. Is waiting silently before God comfortable for you? Why or why not? 3. We are encouraged to wait silently for ...

What was the end result of waiting on the Lord? What happened in you? How were you changed? 2 What does waiting on the Lord mean? Read Psalm 62:5-7 ...