1. What is the meaning of Psalm 118:12?

2. How can we apply "extinguished like a fire of thorns" in daily struggles?

3. What does Psalm 118:12 teach about relying on God's strength over ours?

4. How does Psalm 118:12 connect to Ephesians 6:16 about spiritual warfare?

5. In what ways can we "cut them off" through faith and prayer today?

6. How does Psalm 118:12 encourage perseverance when facing overwhelming challenges?

7. How does Psalm 118:12 illustrate God's protection against overwhelming adversaries?

8. What historical context surrounds the imagery in Psalm 118:12?

9. How does Psalm 118:12 reflect the theme of divine intervention?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Psalm 118?

11. (Psalm 118:10–12) How credible is the claim that a single individual or nation was surrounded by so many enemies yet prevailed without clear historical or archaeological evidence?

12. How does Psalm 134's call to 'bless the Lord' fit with passages like Genesis 12:2, where only God imparts blessing?

13. Psalm 33:12 says a nation is blessed when it worships the Lord; why, then, do many non-theistic societies thrive, while some religious nations struggle?

14. What events define the Triumphal Entry in Volume 23?1. How does the imagery of bees and burning thorns help us understand the nature of the psalmist's enemies and their threats?

2. In what ways can we apply the psalmist's reliance on the name of the LORD to our own spiritual battles today?

3. How does the temporary nature of the enemies' threats provide comfort and assurance in the face of adversity?

4. What other biblical examples can you think of where God delivered His people from overwhelming odds?

5. How can we cultivate a deeper trust in God's power and presence in our daily lives, especially when facing challenges?1. How does the theme of God's enduring love resonate with your personal experiences?

2. Discuss a time when you felt surrounded by challenges. How does the Psalmist's reaction inspire you?

3. What does the phrase "The Lord is my strength and song" mean to you?

4. How do the concepts of divine discipline and mercy appear in your life?

5. In what ways can you personally relate to the metaphor of the rejected stone becoming the cornerstone?

6. How can the principles of Psalm 118 be applied to modern society's struggles?

7. How does Psalm 118 influence your perspective on depending on God versus humans?

8. Discuss the concept of "gates of righteousness." What do they symbolize for you?

9. How might the expressions of victory and thanksgiving in Psalm 118 be practiced in your daily life?

10. How do you interpret the plea for salvation and success in your contemporary context?

11. How can the lessons from Psalm 118 be used to handle conflicts and adversities in present-day living?

12. How can you incorporate gratitude, as emphasized in Psalm 118, in your everyday routine?

13. What steps can you take to strengthen your trust in God's protection, as the Psalmist does?

14. In what ways does Psalm 118 inspire you to remain steadfast in your faith?

15. How does the Psalmist's celebration of victory over enemies resonate with your personal or societal experiences?

16. How do you perceive the concept of divine mercy presented in Psalm 118?

17. What are some practical ways to enact the call for salvation and success in our modern world?

18. How might the notion of the rejected stone becoming the cornerstone be interpreted in today's sociopolitical context?

19. How can the Psalmist's unwavering belief in God's love be mirrored in your life?

20. How does Psalm 118 influence your understanding of God's role in your life?

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