Come, Follow Me · Old Testament · Lesson 36
“Let Every Thing That Hath Breath Praise the Lord”
Psalms 102–3; 110; 116–19; 127–28; 135–39; 146–50
August 31–September 6, 2026 · 7 daily challenges
📖 Read this week's lessonA short, free quiz for each day of this week's Come, Follow Me lesson: five questions a day from Psalms 102–3; 110; 116–19; 127–28; 135–39; 146–50, a “live it” question on Saturday, and a General Conference talk on Sunday. No sign-up — play in about a minute, then share your score with your family or ward group.
- Day 1 · MondayForget Not All His BenefitsPsalms 102–103 Play ▶
- Day 2 · TuesdayA Priest ForeverPsalms 110; 116 Play ▶
- Day 3 · WednesdayA Lamp Unto My FeetPsalms 117–119 Play ▶
- Day 4 · ThursdayExcept the Lord Build the HousePsalms 127–128; 135–136 Play ▶
- Day 5 · FridayLet Every Thing Praise the LordPsalms 137–139; 146–150 Play ▶
- Day 6 · SaturdayPraise in Every SeasonLive this week's lesson Play ▶
- Day 7 · Sunday“Jesus Christ Is Relief”Camille N. Johnson, April 2023 General Conference Play ▶
“Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.” — Psalm 103:2
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Day 1 · Forget Not All His Benefits
- “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his ____.”
- What does the Lord do with our transgressions, according to Psalm 103?
- To what does Psalm 103 compare the brevity of man's days?
- Psalm 102 is written from what kind of circumstance?
- Psalm 103 compares the Lord's mercy toward those who fear Him to what relationship?
Day 2 · A Priest Forever
- “The Lord said unto my ____, Sit thou at my right hand.”
- Psalm 110 declares the Messiah a priest forever after what order?
- What does Psalm 116 say is precious in the sight of the Lord?
- Why does the psalmist say he will call upon God as long as he lives?
- What question does the delivered psalmist ask in Psalm 116?
Day 3 · A Lamp Unto My Feet
- What is remarkable about Psalm 117?
- From Psalm 119, the Bible's longest chapter: “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a ____ unto my path.”
- Why did the psalmist hide God's word in his heart?
- Psalm 118 prophesies that “the stone which the builders refused” would become what?
- “This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will ____ and be glad in it.”
Day 4 · Except the Lord Build the House
- “Except the Lord ____ the house, they labour in vain that build it.”
- Psalm 127 describes children as what?
- What blessing is promised to the one who fears the Lord, in Psalm 128?
- What refrain repeats throughout Psalm 136?
- Psalm 135 mocks idols for what?
Day 5 · Let Every Thing Praise the Lord
- Where did the captives weep, remembering Zion, in Psalm 137?
- “O Lord, thou hast searched me, and ____ me.”
- Psalm 139 asks where one might flee from God's presence. What is the implied answer?
- Psalm 146 warns against trusting in whom?
- How does the entire book of Psalms conclude?
Day 6 · Praise in Every Season
- Many psalms of praise were written during times of hardship, not just times of ease. What does this teach about the role of gratitude and praise in our own lives?
- Many psalms of praise were written during real hardship, not only in easy times. What does this teach about praising God?
- Psalm 118 repeats, “O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.” Why cultivate this kind of gratitude?
Day 7 · “Jesus Christ Is Relief”
- President Camille N. Johnson testified that through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we may be relieved of what?
- President Camille N. Johnson taught, drawing on the healing of the man with palsy, that Jesus Christ is what?
- President Johnson taught that as we serve others in need, like the friends who carried the man with palsy to Jesus, what happens to us?