Psalms Chapter 90

Match the two columns: Left: A. Lord (Ps. 90:1) | B. a thousand years (Ps. 90:4) | C. terrified (Ps. 90:7) | D. wrath (Ps. 90:11) | E. splendor (Ps. 90:16) Right: 1. children | 2. fear | 3. indignation | 4. day | 5. dwelling place

When was God, God? (Ps. 90:2)

For how long does the psalmist ask God to “make us glad”? (Ps. 90:15)

How do we finish our years? (Ps. 90:9)

God turns people back to____. (Ps. 90:3)

How long does the new grass of the morning last before it withers? (Ps. 90:5-6)

You have set our iniquities before____. (Ps. 90:8)

What is in the light of God’s presence? (Ps. 90:8)

All of our days pass away under God’s ______ (Ps. 90:9)

Why are the best of our years trouble and sorrow? (Ps. 90:10)

Why should we learn to number our days? (Ps. 90:12)

Have compassion on your____. (Ps. 90:13)

Satisfy us in the morning with your __________ (Ps. 90:14)

Establish the works of our___. (Ps. 90:17)

Lord, you have been our dwelling place throughout the last thousand generations. (Ps. 90:1)

Before the mountains were born... you are God. (Ps. 90:2)

Return to dust, you sinners. (Ps. 90:3)

A thousand years are like a watch in the night to God. (Ps. 90:4)

People are like the new grass of the morning. (Ps. 90:5)

We are consumed by your long-lasting jealousy. (Ps. 90:7)

Our days may come to ninety years, if our strength endures. (Ps. 90:10)

If only we knew the power of your love! (Ps. 90:11)

Satisfy us in the evening with your unfailing love. (Ps. 90:14)

May your deeds be shown to the children of your children. (Ps. 90:16)