YOUTH'S LESSON

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 6, 1903

(January 17)

Lesson Scripture: Ps. 104: 25-35.

Memory Verses: Ps. 104: 33, 34.

1. What is said of the works of Jehovah?

2. With what is the earth filled? What else does the psalmist say is filled with the riches of Jehovah?

3. What is found in the sea? What things does he mention?

4. How does the sea serve the purposes of commerce?

5. What sea-monster sports in the water?

6. What is the attitude of all these creatures toward their Creator? What do they expect from him?

7. What part does God act in the matter? What part do these living creatures act?

8. How fully does God supply the needs of these creatures? Verse 28. Mention an experience of the children of Israel which illustrates this text.

9. Can man expect as much from God now? Phil. 4: 19; Ps. 37: 25.

10. Should our attitude toward our Creator in this respect be different than that of the other creatures which he has made? Matt. 6: 25, 26.

11. What more is required of us than of these? Matt. 6: 33.

12. What is the condition of God's creatures when he hides his face?

13. What causes their death? Is this true of man? Eccl. 3: 19.

14. Then upon whom are all God's creatures dependent for life? Ps. 104: 30; Acts 17: 28.

15. How enduring is the glory of Jehovah? How much power is there in his look?

16. How was this illustrated during the wanderings of the children of Israel?

17. How much power is there in his touch? What illustration of this power is found in Luke 8: 43-48.

18. What vow does the psalmist make? What pleasure does he find in thinking on God?

19. What experience awaits the wicked?

20. With what words of praise does the psalm close? To what time does his mind especially seem to be drawn?

21. What will bring this same experience into every heart.