Psalm 29 Quiz

What is the main theme of Psalm 29 according to the document?

• The power of human wisdom

• The sovereignty and glory of God

• The beauty of nature

• The importance of charity

How many times does the name Lord (Yahweh/Jehovah) occur in Psalm 29?

• 7 times

• 10 times

• 18 times

• 25 times

What does the phrase "the voice of the Lord" signify in Psalm 29?

• The power of human speech

• The authority of religious leaders

• The divine power and presence of God

• The wisdom of ancient poets

According to the document, what does "worship" mean in the context of Psalm 29:2?

• To sing loudly

• To bow down

• To give offerings

• To meditate

In Psalm 29:3-4, how is God's voice described?

• As a gentle whisper

• As the claps of thunder

• As the rustling of leaves

• As the sound of a trumpet

What is the significance of the mountains of Lebanon and Sirion in Psalm 29:5-7?

• They represent human strength

• They are symbols of ancient wisdom

• They are used to illustrate God's power over nature

• They are places of refuge

What is the interpretive challenge presented by the first part of verse 9 in Psalm 29?

• The voice of the Lord makes the deer give birth.

• The voice of the Lord twists the oaks.

• The voice of the Lord is silent.

• The voice of the Lord is unclear.

What event is said to put on full display the majestic power of God over nature and in judgment?

• The creation of the world.

• The flood.

• The parting of the Red Sea.

• The fall of Jericho.

According to Psalm 29:10, what does Jehovah do on the flood?

• He walks on the water.

• He sits as King forever.

• He parts the waters.

• He calms the storm.

What does the phrase "His people" signify in Psalm 29:11?

• The people who are lost.

• The people who are weak.

• The people who belong to God and receive His strength.

• The people who are in need.