These are the last group of psalms attributed to David. David prays to and renders praise to God for Who God is. His praise and prayers are often one collective voice of his people's experience, past, present and future. These to include justice according to the law of God. 

Psalm 140
v.8
>Speaks to seeking j______________ rather than attempting to win at any cost.
v.12
>Speaks to seeking j______________ the most vulnerable.

Psalm 141
vs. 3-4
>Asks the Lord to "teach me" when to s____________; and, restrain my human desire for the
   things of evil people.
vs.9-10
>Asks the Lord to "protect me" from all who attempt to do me h_________.

Psalm 142
v.4
>What does the experience feel like when you are trapped in a "cage" (prison), 

v.7
>When the Lord helps you, his people will probably do what?

Psalm 143
v.3
>What does "walking death" feel like?

v.11
>What can the Lord so for a "soul in trouble"? 

>What is the difference between a "soul in trouble" and a "troubled soul"?

Psalm 144
v.1
>The Lord can teach us how to f__________ fair!

v.15
>What can make a person "happy"?

Psalm 145
​v.3
>Why should the Lord be "greatly" praised?

>Why is God's "greatness" unsearchable"?

v.8
>Name four (4) attributes listed here.

v,18 
>How can one bring God close?

Proverbs 23 reveals that "Restraint has its Reward"!

(nkjv)

Review / Explain the following in the context of each individual verse:

v.  2
 "And put a knife to your throat"...


v.  5
 "For riches certainly make themselves wings".


v.  8
 "And waste your pleasant words".


v. 14
 "You shall beat him with a rod".


v. 23
 "Buy the truth, and do not sell it".


v. 30
 "Those who linger long at the wine".


v. 32
 "At last it bites like a serpent...stings like viper".

Psalm 135
>The psalmist praises God for Israel's past deliverance. 
>The psalmist says "The Lord is g________ (v.3) and g__________ (v.5)!
v.18
In what way are those who make "idols" like them?

Psalm 136
>Why give thanks to the Lord? 

>What is the resounding phrase response in this psalm? 

>Again, what endures, never fails, never quits and lasts?

>What should endure by the believer?

Psalm 137
>Why did "they" weep when remembering Zion?

>Who could be rewarded with being happy?

Psalm 138
>What can God do when we pray?

Psalm 139
>What seven things does the psalmist say that God "knows about me"? (vs.2,3,4)


>Where does the psalmist say he can NOT escape (5) from God's presence? (vs.7-12,15)