Verse 1: How did the author conclude that "God is indeed good to Israel, to those who are pure in heart"?
Verses 2-14: Why was the author almost led astray and stumbled? What were the various reasons for his heart's discontent? Why did he doubt if walking in righteousness was worthwhile? Have we had similar experiences?Verses 15-16: As a child of God, why didn't he dare speak of his pain, doubt, and distress?
Verses 17-22: How did the author's perspective change? How did he see the end of the wicked? How did he recognize his own ignorance and folly?
Verses 23-28: How could the author write such beautiful and profound verses? Besides you, what else do I have in heaven? Besides you, I desire nothing on earth. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever. What is the final conclusion?
