psalm 114

This psalm is another part of the Passover readings celebrating Israel's deliverance from Egypt. It is recited together with Psalm 113 before the Seder meal. It speaks of the power of God in this nation's deliverance.

Review/Reflect: (NKJV)
v.1 
"strange languages" =_____________________________________________________________________

v.2
"His sanctuary" =_________________________________________________________________________
"His dominion" =_________________________________________________________________________

>God rests among his p______________ not necessarily a b_______________.: s____________________
>God rules over his p_______________ in every time and in every place.: d_______________________

vs. 3, 5
"The sea" ______________________________________________________________________________
"Jordan (river)" __________________________________________________________________________

vs. 4,6
"The mountains"_________________________________________________________________________
"Little hills"______________________________________________________________________________

>The sea and river, the mountains and hills, all appear as frightened a_______________ before the presence of the Lord.

v.7
What makes "the earth tremble"? Why?_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________

v.8
"Rock to w_______________"
"Flint to f_________________________________"

 >Water represents God's prov____________________ and God's salv________________________ in God's power to deliver God's people in every generation!