(A) Thinking
1. Whose poem is this? Who said that? To whom? Author's name or source note
2. How does the poet wait for God? What's going on here? 1/2
What does the poet mean when he says that everyone attacks one person? They discussed with each other what to do. 3/4
4. What does the poet say his heart is? What's going on here? five
The poet said that only the Lord will never waver. He cares about everything about God. 6/7
6. What did the poet say about the upper class and the lower class? What does the poet advise people not to do? 9/ 10
7. What does the poet say belongs to God? What's going on here? 1 1/ 12
(2) Application
Think about what happened to the poet. Why is he waiting for God?
Second, the classic reading outline
Safe and comfortable under the blessing of God.
(1) Is he the savior? 1 - 4
1, because of the enemy's evil deeds
2. Because of the enemy's sinister intentions.
3. Because the enemy is evil.
(2) Is he looking forward to it? 5 - 7
1, he is a high platform-unshakable.
2. He is glory-he must be saved.
He is strength-be strong.
He is a refuge? eight
1, always rely on
2. Pour out your heart
(4) Is he capable? 9 - 10
1, world
(1) The world is like air.
(2) World glory is like a cloud.
2. Myth
(1) is a power.
(2) it is a trial.
Third, think and answer.
1. Whose poem is this? Who said that? To whom? Author's name or source note
1) David
② According to Dutton's practice.
(3) to the director.
2. How does the poet wait for God? What's going on here? 1/2
(1) Wait for God.
God is his rock.
What does the poet mean when he says that everyone attacks one person? They discussed with each other what to do. 3/4
(1) Destroy crooked walls and fall down walls.
(2) aimed at pushing him down.
4. What does the poet say his heart is? What's going on here? five
When you are silent, wait for God.
His hope comes from God.
The poet said that only the Lord will never waver. He cares about everything about God. 6/7
(1) Rock, rescue, high platform.
(2) Salvation, glory, rock and roll, and shelter.
6. What did the poet say about the upper class and the lower class? What does the poet advise people not to do? 9/ 10
1 vanity, hypocrisy.
2 don't bully others, and don't be proud of grabbing; Don't take it to heart if the treasure increases.
7. What does the poet say belongs to God? What's going on here? 1 1/ 12
1 ability.
God will reward everyone according to their actions.
First, apply the solution.
Application 1:
Think about what happened to the poet. Why is he waiting for God?
The poet met:
Enemy: Qi Xin is besieged.
(2) Enemy: sweet words, swords and shadows.
Poets wait for God because:
The ability to know god.
God is in his heart, and he will not waver.
God is his glory: the myth will be firm.
Application 2:
Think about what happened to the poet. Why is he waiting for God?
1, the poet met:
The enemy rose up to attack him ~ destroy him.
(2) The enemy negotiates, pushes and persecutes.
(3) The enemy's mouth is honey and his stomach is a sword ~ hit him.
2. The reason for waiting:
(1) Trust and Dilemma (1/2)
Salvation comes from God.
God is my rock.
I will not waver.
Trust and peace (7/8)
1) Salvation and glory depend on God.
Strength and refuge depend on God.
(3) Listen and care about God.
(3) Trust and Reality (9/ 12)
It's no use relying on yourself.
(2) by the power of god to ensure.
(3) be saved by God's love.
Application 3:
Think about what happened to the poet. Why is he waiting for God?
A: 1. The poet met:
(1) Attack and destruction by the enemy;
(2) the authority status is threatened.
2. The poet waits for God because he knows:
(1) Salvation comes from God;
God alone is his rock, salvation and high platform;
(3) His hope comes from God;
(4) His salvation and glory depend on God;
⑤ God is his strength and refuge;
6. Power and love belong to God;
God will reward everyone according to their behavior.