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Q1. Does anything exist beyond what you can touch, taste, or see?

Q2. Reading Psalm 90:1-2… O Lord, you have always been our home.  (2)  Before you created the hills or brought the world into being, you were eternally God, and will be God forever.
- What does this say about the existence of God?

Q3. The author of Psalm 90 was Moses, and in Vs.4 why does he say that to God a thousand years is “like a day” and later that it is “like a few hours watch in the night”?

Q4. We read that Moses wrote in the Good News Bible version of Psalm 90:5-6  You carry us away like a flood; we last no longer than a dream. We are like weeds that sprout in the morning,  (6)  that grow and burst into bloom, then dry up and die in the evening.
- What is Moses saying about humanity.

Q5. In writing this psalm, what is the main point that Moses is trying to help us to understand?

Q6. Near the end of the prayer of Moses, which is Psalm 90, in Vs.12 he writes, "Teach us how short our life is, so that we may become wise."
- What is Moses asking God to teach us?

A Final question from two statements of Jesus, Matthew 7:14  "But the gate to life is narrow and the way that leads to it is hard, and there are few people who find it." - AND - John 14:6  Jesus answered him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one goes to the Father except by me."
- If we wish to find eternal life, what does wisdom tell us to do?