The first letters of each of the following response will from the worlds that the Psalm writer expected that future generations should quit naturally do.
1. A figurative place were our souls may very well be if we praise not the name of the Lord.
2. A daily event that provides a time frame wherein the Lords is to be praised.
3. A specific gathering were praise to the Lord should certainly emanate.
4. A personal commitment to praise the Lord with entire purpose of heart.
5. A personal schedule of praising the Lord in view of all His righteous judgments.
6. The geographical extent unto which praise to God is rendered because of His great name.
7. What unique characteristic did the instrument have that David used to sing praises unto God?
8. The place where we might very well expect the wonders of the Lord to be praised.
9. For what time duration dose praised continue to be rendered to the Lord, the source of all wisdom?
10. What is one attribute of the Lord that elicits praise to His name and promotes an attitude of worship?
11. A suited prayer to the Lord for any who wont to show forth praise to Him with their mouth.
12. What should those also do who sing praise unto the Lord with a loud noise?
13. Of what class are they who are not expected to arise and praise the Lord?
Answers to these questions will be found in the next issue of Christian Treasury.
R. Erisman