Psalms 1-75
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following links to Psalms 1-75 will provide spiritual comfort and
inspiration. Remember that these online, free words to Psalms 1-75 can
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Psalms 1-75 |
Psalm 1
Blessed is the man
Psalm 2 Why do
the heathen
Psalm 3 Lord,
how are they increased
Psalm 4 Hear me when I call
Psalm 5 Give
ear to my words
Psalm 6 O Lord, rebuke me not
Psalm 7 O Lord my God, in thee have I
put my trust
Psalm 8 How
excellent is thy name
Psalm 9 I will
praise thee
Psalm 10 Why standest
thou afar off
Psalm 11 In the Lord put I my trust
Psalm 12 Help, Lord; for
the godly man ceaseth
Psalm 13 How long wilt thou forget me
Psalm 14 The fool hath said
Psalm 15 Lord, who shall
abide
Psalm 16 Preserve me, O God
Psalm 17 Hear the right
Psalm 18 I will love thee
Psalm 19 The heavens declare the glory
Psalm 20 The Lord hear
thee in the day of trouble
Psalm 21 The king shall
rejoice in thy strength
Psalm 22 My God, why hast
thou forsaken me
Psalm 23 The Lord is my shepherd
Psalm 24 The earth is the Lords
Psalm 25 Unto thee, O Lord, will I lift up my soul
Psalm 26 Judge me, O Lord
Psalm 27 The Lord is my light
Psalm 28 Unto thee will I cry
Psalm 29 Give unto the
Lord
Psalm 30 I will extol
thee
Psalm 31 In thee, O Lord, have I put my trust
Psalm 32 Blessed is he
whose transgression is forgiven
Psalm 33 Rejoice in the Lord
Psalm 34 I will bless the
Lord at all times
Psalm 35 Plead thou my cause
Psalm 36 The
transgression of the wicked
Psalm 37 Fret not thyself
because of evildoers |
Psalm 38
Rebuke me not in thy wrath
Psalm 39 I will take heed to my ways
Psalm 40 I waited patiently for the Lord
Psalm 41 Blessed is he that considereth
the poor
Psalm 42 As the hart panteth
after the water
Psalm 43 Judge me, O God
Psalm 44 We have heard with our ears
Psalm 45 My heart is inditing of a good matter
Psalm 46 God is our
refuge and strength
Psalm 47 O clap your
hands, all ye people
Psalm 48 Great is the Lord and highly to be praised
Psalm 49 Hear this, all
ye people
Psalm 50 The Lord, even the most mighty God, hath
spoken
Psalm 51 Have mercy upon me
Psalm 52 Why boastest
thou thyself in mischief
Psalm 53 The fool hath
said in his heart
Psalm 54 Save me, O God,
by thy name
Psalm 55 Give ear to my
prayer
Psalm 56 Be merciful unto me, O God
Psalm 57 Be merciful unto me
Psalm 58 Do ye indeed
speak righteousness
Psalm 59 Deliver me from mine enemies
Psalm 60 O God, thou hast
cast us off
Psalm 61 Hear my cry, O
God
Psalm 62 Truly my soul waiteth
upon God
Psalm 63 Early will I
seek thee
Psalm 64 Hear my voice, O God, in my prayer
Psalm 65 Praise waiteth
for thee
Psalm 66 Make a joyful
noise unto God
Psalm 67 God be merciful unto us, and bless us
Psalm 68 Let God arise, and let his enemies be
scattered
Psalm 69 Save me, O God, for the waters are come in
Psalm 70 Make haste, O
God
Psalm 71 In thee, O Lord, have I put my trust
Psalm 72 Give the King thy judgements
Psalm 73 Truly God is
good to Israel
Psalm 74 O God, why hast
thou cast us off for ever
Psalm 75 Unto thee, O God, do we give thanks |
Psalms 76-150
Psalms 1-75
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Psalms
1-75 - King James Version of the Bible
The Psalms 1 - 75 are taken
from the King James Version of the Bible, originally known as
the Authorized Version which was first published in the year
1611. Christian traditions vary and the Protestant translations
of the Psalms are based on the Hebrew numbering. An individually
printed volume of Psalms for use in Christian religious rituals
is called a Psalter.
The Book
of Psalms
The Book of Psalms consists of 150 psalms. Each of the Psalms
constitutes a sacred or religious song or chant. One of the most
famous psalms in this section is Psalm 51 which is said to have
been composed by David after Nathan upbraided him over Bathsheba
and Uriah. However the the best known of all the Psalms is Psalm
23: The Lord is my shepherd. Other famous psalms in this section
are Psalms 32, 46, 51 and 69.
Popular Psalms
The most popular Psalms are the
23rd
Psalm: The Lord is my shepherd and 51:
Have mercy on me O God (the Miserere). 23: The Lord is my
shepherd has a strong message of comfort and is often chosen to
be read during Funeral Services. 51: Have mercy on me O God (the
Miserere) is read in the sacrament of repentance or confession.
Psalms -
The Book of David
The Book of Psalms is also referred to as the Book of David.
David reigned over Judah and Israel was the second king of the
united Kingdom of Israel. King David is credited with the
authorship of many of the Psalms and the psalm collection is
therefore often referred to as the Book of David.
Forms or
Groups of Psalms
Psalms have been divided into groups which have similar content.
The main forms of Psalms consist of the following groups:
Other forms or types of
Psalms have been grouped as follows:
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Songs of Zion
Psalms 48, 76, 84, 87, 122, 134
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Historical Litanies
Psalms 78, 105, 106, 135, 136
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Pilgrim Liturgies
Psalms 81, 21
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Entrance Liturgies
Psalms 15, 24
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Judgment Liturgies
Psalms 50, 82
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