Chapters of the Bible

David's profound prayer of confession after sinning with Bathsheba. He begs God to create a clean heart in him and restore the joy of salvation.

David condemns the proud, deceitful man who boasts of evil. He affirms his trust in God's unfailing love, contrasting his stability with the wicked's destruction.

A repetition of Psalm 14, lamenting the widespread corruption where the fool says, "There is no God."

David prays for salvation and vindication by God’s name. He recognizes God as his helper and thanks Him for delivering him from his distress.

David is overwhelmed by a close friend's betrayal. He longs to fly away like a dove but casts his burdens on God, who will sustain him.

David seeks refuge in God while captured by the Philistines. He commits to trusting God's word and finds courage despite constant human persecution.

David hides in a cave, crying out for God's mercy. He prays for God's glory to be exalted above the heavens and praises God's love and faithfulness.

David condemns unjust judges who rule wickedly. He asks God to break the power of the wicked and bring a righteous judgment upon them.

David prays for deliverance from those who ambush him at night. He asks God to scatter the wicked nations and be his high tower and refuge.

A lament over military defeat. David asks God to restore their strength and lead their armies to victory against the Philistines and Edom.

David cries out to God from the ends of the earth. He asks to be led to the rock that is higher than he and seeks permanent refuge in God's tent.

David declares his soul rests in God alone. He urges the people to trust God, who is strength and love, and not to rely on their fleeting wealth.