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Psalms Chapter 14 Summary

The corruption and foolishness of man.

Why do you think David says fools say “there is no God” (ESV)? What about the scientists and other academic geniuses who are staunch atheists? How is this reconcilable?
What does it mean that “none who does good” (ESV); what is David trying to emphasize with this point?
How would you describe the condition of humanity in your own words? Then answer, what does this Psalm say about the condition of humanity as a whole?
Why is it important that we have a clear understanding of the human condition? How would this affect our Christian life today?
In this Psalm, what is God's response to the human condition? What does His response tell us about the character of God?
Who seeks after God according to this Psalm? Give verses to back up your answer. Why is this important?
How would you explain this Psalm for someone who is struggling with believing God’s goodness and recognizing the sinfulness of the world?
Look up Matthew 5:48 and read it aloud. How do you reconcile Psalm 14 (this Psalm) and Matthew 5:48? What other stories/scriptures could help you?
Does this passage encourage you to share the Gospel with people in your life? Or discourage? From your own experience, why or why not?
Who “restores the fortunes of his people” (ESV)? Can you think and share one OT story and one NT story where this is true?