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Psalm 12 for Teens

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Biblical quiz on Psalm 12

by Kingdom Youth Kingdom Activities
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Who cries out to the Lord in Psalm 12?

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What problem is highlighted in Psalm 12?

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What are the words of the Lord described as in Psalm 12:6?

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What happens to the godly and faithful in Psalm 12?

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What contrast is drawn between human speech and God’s speech in Psalm 12?

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What metaphor is used for the Lord’s words in Psalm 12?

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What should happen to lying lips according to Psalm 12?

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Which of the following best captures the psalm's concern?

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What act of prayer opens Psalm 12?

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What is the overall theme of Psalm 12?

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The psalm begins with the David calling for God’s help amid faithlessness.

Psalm 12 condemns deceitful speech and flattery rather than honest talk.

The Lord's words are described as pure, refined like silver.

The Psalm laments that the godly seem to vanish from among people.

Human speech is condemned when deceitful; God’s words are pure.

God’s words are likened to refined silver, a symbol of purity.

The psalmist calls for the lying lips to be put to silence.

Psalm 12 centers on honesty in speech and faithfulness.

The passage begins with a plea for God’s help.

The psalm contrasts deceitful speech with God’s faithful care.

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