Summary of Psalm 103
David praises God for His goodness, how he forgives our sins and heals us. He redeems us and satisfies our desires with good things. He is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in love. He does not treat us how we deserve. He loves us and removes our transgressions (sins) from us. He has compassion on us, and His love for us is unending.
Summary of Psalm 139
God knows us completely, even knowing our words before we say them. He knitted us together in our mother’s womb. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. David hates those who rebel against god. God knows our heart and our anxious thoughts. David prays to be lead by God.
Questions for Psalms 103 and 139
6) David praises God for His goodness, how he forgives our sins and heals us. He redeems us and satisfies our desires with good things. He is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in love. He does not treat us how we deserve. He loves us and removes our transgressions (sins) from us. He has compassion on us, and His love for us is unending.
7) David is wise enough to see those who hate God, yet know he himself may harbor a sinful nature. This allows us to have compassion on those who do not yet know God.
8 ) All areas of my life.
Conclusions to Wordgo Study of Wisdom Psalms 103 and 139
These are some of the most often quoted verses in the Bible. Such words of wisdom of David. We should not hide anything from God who knew us before we were born. We should lay it all before Him and ask Him for his guidance. Praising God for all He is and all He does, as well as all that we are, is something we all need to do more of.
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