1. With three "Selah" in this psalm, if we divide it into four parts, can you summarize the core themes of each section?
2. The psalmist calls all nations to come and praise God. On what does he base his proof that God has saved their lives and prompted him to offer sacrifices and perform vows willingly? (Wholehearted dedication)
3. How did the relationship between God and the psalmist change through the experiences of trials given by God (nets, burdens, men riding over their heads, going through fire and water)? How can this be an inspiration for us when we face difficulties? What lessons can we learn?
4. What is the key to God not rejecting our prayers?
