Chapters of the Bible

A celebration of Zion. The psalm declares that all nations will find their true spiritual birthplace in the City of God, the joyful Mother of all.

The darkest psalm, filled with unrelieved suffering. The writer laments being near death and feeling forgotten by God, with no hope offered.

A meditation on the eternal promise of the Davidic Covenant. The psalm moves from celebrating God’s faithfulness to questioning His apparent rejection of the King.

Moses's prayer, reflecting on human frailty and the brevity of life. Moses asks God to teach them wisdom and satisfy them with His love in their short days.

A powerful declaration of security and trust in God's protection. The psalm promises deliverance from terror and disease for those who dwell in the shelter of the Most High.

A psalm for the Sabbath. It celebrates God’s mighty deeds and justice, promising that the righteous will flourish like palm trees in the courts of God.

A majestic hymn celebrating God's reign. The Lord reigns, clothed in majesty and strength, seated on His eternal throne above the chaotic power of the seas.

A cry for vengeance against the wicked who oppress the needy. The psalm assures believers that God will not abandon His inheritance and will judge evil.

A call to worship and obedience. The psalm urges the people to praise God, their Shepherd, but warns against hardening their hearts, as Israel did at Meribah.

A call for all nations to sing a new song to God. The psalm proclaims God's glory and announces that the Lord is coming to judge the world in righteousness.

A celebration of God's enthronement. The psalm describes God reigning in majesty and fire, with His presence bringing light, joy, and judgment to all the earth.

A song celebrating God's salvation. The psalm proclaims that God has remembered His covenant faithfulness and will bring salvation to the sight of all nations.