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Book of Psalms PDF — Free KJV Download (All 150 Psalms)
The complete Book of Psalms in the King James Version — all 150 Psalms in one free, printable PDF. From Psalm 1 (the way of the righteous) through Psalm 150 (the great hallelujah), this is the prayer book of the Bible: songs of praise, cries for help, and quiet confidence in God.
What you get
All 150 Psalms — Psalm 1 to Psalm 150
King James Version (1611) — public domain
Bookmarked by Psalm for instant navigation
Includes Psalm 23, Psalm 91, Psalm 119, and the Songs of Ascents
Perfect for daily prayer, devotion, and worship
Works on phone, tablet, desktop, or print
What's inside the Book of Psalms PDF
The Book of Psalms is the longest book in the Bible — 150 chapters of inspired song, prayer, and poetry written over roughly a thousand years. The PDF includes all 150 Psalms in the King James translation, organized into the traditional five books (Psalms 1–41, 42–72, 73–89, 90–106, and 107–150). Famous Psalms like Psalm 23 ("The Lord is my shepherd"), Psalm 91 ("He that dwelleth in the secret place"), Psalm 51 (David's repentance), Psalm 119 (the longest chapter in the Bible), and the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120–134) are all included.
Why download the Psalms separately?
Many believers carry the Psalms with them as a daily companion for prayer and worship. Because the Psalter covers the full range of human emotion — joy, grief, fear, anger, gratitude, hope — there is a Psalm for every season of life. Downloading just the Book of Psalms gives you a focused, compact file you can print as a booklet, load on a phone for travel, or share with someone walking through a difficult season.
How to use the Psalms in daily prayer
A common practice is to read five Psalms a day — by the end of the month you will have prayed through the entire Psalter. Another tradition pairs morning and evening Psalms: one of praise to start the day (Psalm 95, 100, or 145) and one of trust to close it (Psalm 4, 91, or 121). Use the PDF bookmarks to jump straight to the Psalm you need.
Famous Psalms included
Psalm 1 (the two ways), Psalm 8 (the majesty of God), Psalm 19 (the heavens declare), Psalm 22 (the cross foretold), Psalm 23 (the Good Shepherd), Psalm 27 (the Lord is my light), Psalm 34 (taste and see), Psalm 42 (as the hart panteth), Psalm 46 (a very present help), Psalm 51 (create in me a clean heart), Psalm 84 (how amiable are thy tabernacles), Psalm 91 (under his wings), Psalm 100 (make a joyful noise), Psalm 103 (bless the Lord, O my soul), Psalm 119 (thy word is a lamp), Psalm 121 (I will lift up mine eyes), Psalm 139 (search me, O God), and Psalm 150 (let everything that hath breath praise the Lord) — all in the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
How many Psalms are in the PDF?
All 150 Psalms are included in full — Psalm 1 through Psalm 150 — in the standard King James translation.
Is Psalm 23 in the PDF?
Yes. Psalm 23 ("The Lord is my shepherd") is included in full, along with every other Psalm from 1 to 150.
Can I print just one Psalm, like Psalm 91 or Psalm 119?
Yes. Open the PDF, use the bookmarks to find the Psalm you want, then select Print and enter that page range. Most PDF readers also let you print a single bookmarked section.
What translation is used in this Psalms PDF?
The King James Version (KJV), first published in 1611 — the most widely read English translation of the Psalter in history.
Are the Psalms divided into the traditional five books?
Yes. The PDF preserves the historical five-book structure of the Psalter: Book I (Psalms 1–41), Book II (42–72), Book III (73–89), Book IV (90–106), and Book V (107–150).
Is Psalm 119 — the longest chapter in the Bible — fully included?
Yes. All 176 verses of Psalm 119, arranged in the 22 Hebrew alphabet sections (Aleph through Tav), are included in full.
Can I use this PDF for church or small-group worship?
Yes. Because the KJV Psalms are public domain, you can print, project, reproduce, and share the text freely for worship, teaching, and personal devotion.
Where can I read the Psalms online instead of downloading?
You can read every Psalm online at biblesundays.com — each chapter has its own page with full KJV text, commentary, and related verses. The PDF is for offline reading, printing, and travel.
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