| Passage | Title |
|---|---|
| Psalms 1-2 | Contrasting the Godly and Wicked; The Kingdom of our Lord on this Earth |
| Psalms 3-4 | David Calls on God for Help |
| Psalms 5-6 | God's Righteousness, Protection, and Discipline |
| Psalm 7 | David Desires God’s Righteousness Over All |
| Psalm 8 | A Hymn of Praise to God |
| Psalms 9-10 | The Establishment of the Lord’s Righteous Throne Forever |
| Psalms 11-12 | The Lord is a Refuge; The Pure Words of the Lord |
| Psalms 13-14 | The Lord Answers Questions; The Fool says "There is No God!" |
| Psalm 15 | Moral Qualities that Should Characterize Guests of God |
| Psalm 16 | A Prediction of the Resurrection of Christ |
| Psalm 17 | Protection for This Life, and Prospect for the Life to Come |
| Psalm 18 | The Greatness of God is Emphasized |
| Psalm 19 | Two Ways God Has Revealed Himself |
| Psalms 20-21 | Battle Songs |
| Psalm 22 | An Amazing Messianic Psalm |
| Psalm 23 | The Wonderful Relationship Between God and His People |
| Psalm 24 | The Return of the Lord to Earth in Victory |
| Psalm 25 | David Looks to the Lord for his Needs |
| Psalms 26-27 | David's Integrity in Life, and His Confidence in the Lord |
| Psalms 28-29 | Separated from the Wicked, and Praising the Lord for His Power |
| Psalm 30 | David Rejoices in His Healing |
| Psalm 31 | David Calls on the Lord, and Thanks Him for Answering His Prayers |
| Psalm 32 | A Psalm of Confession and Forgiveness |
| Psalm 33 | Praise for the Lord's Dependable Care and Control |
| Psalm 34 | A Song of the Saved |
| Psalm 35 | David Prays for Deliverance and Personal Vindication |
| Psalm 36 | Principles of the Ungodly Contrasted with the Godly |
| Psalm 37 | When the Wicked Prosper, Trust in the Sovereignty of God |
| Psalms 38-39 | The Consequences of Sin; The Shortness of Life |
| Psalms 40-41 | Two Typical-Messianic Psalms |
| Psalms 42-43 | Longing to Freely Worship the Lord |
| Psalm 44 | The Lord is Praised for Past Victories and Petitioned for Deliverance |
| Psalm 45 | A Royal Wedding Song |
| Psalms 46-47 | The Lord is the Refuge, Strength, and Ruler of His People |
| Psalm 48 | Jerusalem is God's Special, Chosen City |
| Psalm 49 | Worldly Riches are Temporary, But the Hope of the Righteous is Eternal |
| Psalm 50 | God Indicts His People for their Hypocrisy |
| Psalm 51 | David Confesses His Sins and Pleads for Mercy, Cleansing, and Restoration |
| Psalm 52 | The Character and Destiny of the Wicked Contrasted with the Righteous |
| Psalms 53-54 | Longing for the Establishment of God’s Kingdom and Elimination of Persecutors |
| Psalm 55 | David’s Close Friend Betrays Him |
| Psalm 56 | God is David's Security and Remembers his Sorrows |
| Psalms 57-58 | God's Protection for Believers |
| Psalm 59 | David Under Siege in His own House |
| Psalm 60 | Trusting the Lord when Facing Setbacks |
| Psalms 61-62 | Security for the Believer in the Lord |
| Psalms 63-64 | The Believer’s Thirst for God; God’s Vindication for the Believer |
| Psalm 65 | A Harvest Song |
| Psalms 66-67 | Israel Exhorts all Nations to bring Praise to the Lord |
| Psalm 68 | Celebrating Israel’s Travels; The Lord’s Ascension and Second Coming |
| Psalm 69 | David’s Persecution, Prayer, and Praise are Prophetic |
| Psalms 70-71 | An Urgent Prayer of David; The Lord will Help Believers in Old Age |
| Psalm 72 | Solomon Prays the Lord will Bless His Kingdom |
| Psalm 73 | Why God allows the Wicked to Prosper |
| Psalm 74 | An Enemy Ruins the Sanctuary and Defeats the Nation |
| Psalms 75-76 | The Judgment of God |
| Psalm 77 | Asaph Calls on the Lord and Receives Comfort |
| Psalm 78 | A Review of the Early History of Israel |
| Psalm 79 | Asaph Laments the Destruction of Jerusalem |
| Psalms 80-81 | The Keys to the Restoration of Israel and Guaranteed Blessing |
| Psalms 82-83 | The Responsibility of Judges; God will Judge Nations that Oppose Israel |
| Psalms 84-85 | A Yearning to be Near to the Lord in Restored Fellowship |
| Psalm 86 | A Great Model Prayer of David |
| Psalms 87-88 | Praise about the Glories of Israel; The Saddest Psalm |
| Psalm 89 | The Davidic Covenant is Affirmed |
| Psalm 90 | Moses Teaches us How We Should Consider Life |
| Psalm 91 | The Committed Believer is Safe and Secure in God's Protection |
| Psalms 92-93 | Praise the Lord's Judgement and Blessings; An Enthronement Psalm |
| Psalm 94 | God Answers Why the Wicked Seem to Prosper |
| Psalms 95-96 | Calls to Worship the Lord |
| Psalms 97-98 | Call to the Earth to Rejoice and Praise |
| Psalms 99-100 | Call to Worship the Lord |
| Psalms 101-102 | Ethical Standards; The Sufferings and Glories of the Messiah |
| Psalm 103 | God's Great and Wonderful Character |
| Psalm 104 | Praise for the Lord’s Creation and Dominion Over It |
| Psalm 105 | A Psalm of the Abrahamic Covenant |
| Psalm 106 | A Confession of Israel for Her Sins against the Lord |
| Psalm 107 | Praise to the Lord for His Mighty Deliverance |
| Psalms 108-109 | Praise for His Faithfulness, Petition for Deliverance, and an Imprecatory Psalm |
| Psalm 110 | The Coming Messiah seen as a King, Priest, and Warrior |
| Psalm 111-112 | Praise the Lord's Excellencies; Blessings for Those who Fear Him |
| Psalms 113-114 | A Transcendent and Immanent God, Who Dwells With His People |
| Psalms 115-116 | Contrasting Lifeless Idols and our Lord; Love and Worship of our God |
| Psalms 117-118 | The Shortest Psalm, and a Messianic Psalm |
| Psalm 119:1-40 | The Longest Psalm, an Alphabetic Acrostic |
| Psalm 119-:41-80 | The Magnificent Alphabetic Psalm, Continued |
| Psalm 119:81-128 | An Alphabetic Acrostic Psalm, continued |
| Psalm 119:129-176 | The Final Verses of this Alphabetic Acrostic Psalm |
| Psalms 120-121 | Promises of Protection for the Believer |
| Psalms 122-123 | The Position of Jerusalem; Confidence in the Lord’s Grace and Mercy |
| Psalms 124-125 | Israel’s Preservation and Israel’s Peace |
| Psalms 126-127 | Restoration of Israel; The Importance of Knowing the Lord |
| Psalms 128-129 | Those Who Will be Blessed or Not Blessed |
| Psalms 130-131 | Waiting in Patient Hope on the Lord |
| Psalms 132-134 | The Conclusion of the Psalms of Ascent |
| Psalm 135 | Praise for the Lord’s Sovereignty |
| Psalm 136 | The Great Hallel |
| Psalm 137 | The Song of the Exiles |
| Psalms 138-140 | A Psalm of Thanksgiving; A Prayer for Deliverance |
| Psalm 139 | Four Great Attributes of God |
| Psalms 141-142 | David Looks to the Lord for Protection and Deliverance |
| Psalms 143-144 | David’s Last Penitential Psalm; The Key to Success and Happiness |
| Psalms 145-146 | Two Praise Psalms |
| Psalm 147 | The God of Nature and The God of Israel |
| Psalms 148-150 | Universal Acknowledgement of The Lord |