Psalms of David

King David — shepherd, warrior, king, poet — wrote many of the Psalms as prayers, songs of praise, cries of anguish, and declarations of trust. Psalm 23, perhaps the most memorized passage in the Bible, came from his pen. So did Psalm 51, his raw confession after profound failure. The Psalms are unique in Scripture: they speak to God rather than about God, which gives them an intimacy and emotional honesty found nowhere else. These cryptograms bring you David's words in a new form — each verse decoded letter by letter, the way the meaning itself unfolds slowly when you return to familiar words with fresh attention.

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