Psalm Forty-Four
Psalm 44 is about clinging to God even when He seems distant.
Psalm Forty-Three
Psalm 43 reads like a continuation of Psalm 42.
Psalm Forty-Two
Psalm 42 was written by the Sons of Korah—an early temple worship leading group.
Psalm Forty-One
King David concludes Psalm 41 by praising God for upholding him through his trials. It also includes a call to care for the poor.
Psalm Forty Part Two
One important quality of Psalm 40 is that it emphasizes telling people what God has done for us.
Psalm Forty Part One
King David begins Psalm 40 by recalling God’s deliverance and faithfulness. It is a Messianic Psalm that is quoted in the New Testament.
Psalm Thirty-Nine
Psalm 39 discusses the idea of mankind being a mere breath.
Psalm Thirty-Eight
In Psalm 38, we find King David confessing his sin and lamenting the suffering he has endured as a result of his sin.
Psalm Thirty-Seven Part Two
In Psalm 37 we see a recurring idea of the meek inheriting the land.
Psalm Thirty-Seven Part One
Psalm 37 includes a call to trust in God who will ultimately reward the righteous.