According to Psalm 91:14, why will God set the believer 'on high'?
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Correct answer: Because he has known My name
God promises, 'I will set him on high, because he has known My name.' In biblical terms, knowing God's name signifies an intimate, experiential relationship with His character and power.
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- According to Psalm 91:15, what does God promise to do when the believer calls upon Him?
- Besides deliverance, what two things does God promise the believer in the latter part of Psalm 91:15?
- With what two blessings does the final verse (v. 16) of Psalm 91 conclude?
- According to Psalm 91:1, where does the person who dwells in the secret place of the Most High abide?
- In the second verse of Psalm 91, which two metaphors does the psalmist use to describe God?
- The Lord is promised to deliver the believer from which specific type of trap mentioned in verse 3?