Psalm 72:20
Thus conclude the prayers of David son of Jesse.
Bible Study Questions and Answers
1. What is the meaning of Psalm 72:20?

2. How does Psalm 72:20 emphasize the importance of David's prayers in our lives?

3. What can we learn from David's prayers about our own prayer life?

4. How does Psalm 72:20 connect with other prayers in the Book of Psalms?

5. In what ways can we implement David's prayerful attitude in our daily walk?

6. How does the conclusion of David's prayers inspire us to trust God's sovereignty?

7. What is the significance of Psalm 72:20 in the context of David's prayers ending?

8. How does Psalm 72:20 relate to the authorship of the Psalms?

9. Why is Psalm 72:20 considered a concluding verse for David's prayers?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Psalm 72?

11. What is the date of the Psalms' composition?

12. (2 Samuel 23:2–3) If these are David’s “last words,” why do other chapters describe David speaking afterward?

13. Psalm 86:11 - What historical or archaeological evidence exists to support that David personally composed this prayer?

14. Psalm 20:1 - If this verse promises divine help in trouble, why do so many faithful people still suffer without apparent intervention?
Discussion Questions
1. How does the conclusion of David's prayers in Psalm 72:20 inspire you to reflect on your own prayer life and its impact on your relationship with God?

2. In what ways can you identify with David's journey from humble beginnings to a significant role in God's plan? How does this encourage you in your current circumstances?

3. How does understanding the lineage of David and Jesse deepen your appreciation for God's sovereign plan throughout history?

4. What steps can you take to ensure that your spiritual heritage is passed on to future generations, as seen in the legacy of David?

5. Reflecting on Acts 13:22, how can you strive to be a person after God's own heart in your daily life and decisions?1. How does the description of the king's role in Psalm 72 reflect on our expectations of modern-day leaders?

2. How can we apply the call to defend the poor and needy in our lives today?

3. The Psalmist prays for righteousness and justice. How do you understand these concepts in today's context?

4. How does Psalm 72 encourage us to pray for our leaders?

5. How does this Psalm's depiction of peace challenge or confirm your understanding of peace?

6. Reflect on the statement "all nations will be blessed through him". How can we contribute to this blessing in our globalized world?

7. What qualities of the ideal king depicted in Psalm 72 resonate with you most, and why?

8. How does Psalm 72 serve as a prophecy for the Messiah?

9. How can we reconcile the vision of a universal kingdom in Psalm 72 with the reality of the world's divisions today?

10. How can we ensure that we value the lives of the needy and afflicted, following the example of the king in Psalm 72?

11. How does the prosperity described in Psalm 72 differ from modern concepts of wealth and prosperity?

12. How can we echo the Psalmist's praise and adoration in our worship today?

13. What does the enduring legacy of the king's name in Psalm 72 teach us about our actions and their long-term impacts?

14. How can the ideal of social justice presented in Psalm 72 inform our actions in our communities?

15. What insights from Psalm 72 can be used in praying for national and international leaders?

16. How does Psalm 72 challenge you to participate in God's mission of justice and peace in the world?

17. What role does the theme of servitude play in this Psalm, and how can this be applied to our lives today?

18. How does the depiction of divine leadership in Psalm 72 compare with the leadership seen in the world today?

19. How can the prayer for divine justice and righteousness in Psalm 72 influence your personal prayers?

20. How can we work towards making the vision of Psalm 72 a reality in our world today?

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