Psalms Chapter 102

Match the two columns: Left: A. wither away (Psalm 102:11) | B. days (Psalm 102:11) | C. bones (Psalm 102:3) | D. lie awake (Psalm 102:7) | E. wear out (Psalm 102:26) Right: 1. garment | 2. grass | 3. bird alone on roof | 4. evening shadow | 5. glowing embers

The psalmist says when he groans, he is reduced to ___. (Psalm 102:5)

What does the psalmist say the Lord will do? (Psalm 102:13,16)

What does the psalmist say regarding the destitute? (Psalm 102:17)

Why did the Lord look down from his sanctuary on high? (Psalm 102:19-20)

The psalmist compares the vanishing of his days to _____. (Psalm 102:3)

The psalmist says, "I am like a desert ____, like a(n) _____ among the ruins. (Psalm 102:6)

Hear my prayer, Lord; let _____ come to you. (Psalm 102:1)

Why should these things be written for a future generation? (Psalm 102:18)

When will the Lord's praise be declared in Jerusalem? (Psalm 102:21-22)

Those who rail against me use my name as a(n) _____. (Psalm 102:8)

The psalmist asks the Lord to answer him _____. (Psalm 102:2)

What does the psalmist say he forgets to do? (Psalm 102:4)

In the beginning the Lord laid the _____. (Psalm 102:25)

The psalmist says he _____ as his food and mingles his drink with _____. (Psalm 102:9)

The psalmist says, "But you remain the same, and _____" (Psalm 102:27)

The psalmist says the Lord's renown endures through _____. (Psalm 102:12)

What moves the Lord's servants to pity? (Psalm 102:13-14)

What does the psalmist say about the descendants of the Lord's servants? (Psalm 102:28)

The psalmist asks the Lord to turn His ear to him. (Psalm 102:2)

In my distress, I groan in silence. (Psalm 102:5)

The stones of Zion are dear to the Lord's servants. (Psalm 102:13-14)

Do not hide your face from me when I am in distress. (Psalm 102:2)

The psalmist says his enemies embrace him. (Psalm 102:8)

The name of the Lord will be declared in Zion. (Psalm 102:21)

In the course of my life, he gave me strength and long days on the earth. (Psalm 102:23)

Take me away, my God, in the midst of my days; your years go through one hundred generations. (102:24)

The Lord looked down from his sanctuary on high, from heaven he viewed the earth. (Psalm 102:19)

I lie awake; I have become like a bird alone on a roof. (Psalm 102:7)

The heavens will perish. (Psalm 102:25-26)

It is time to show favor to Zion. (Psalm 102:13)

The Lord will appear in secret when he rebuilds Zion. (Psalm 102:16)

The children of the Lord's servants will live in His presence. (Psalm 102:28)