Psalms

• 1
  • Psalm 1:2 — His delight is in the law of the Lord, and on his law he will meditate day and night
  • Psalm 1:2-3 — Blessed is the man who meditates on the law day and night; he is like a tree planted beside running waters
• 2
  • Psalm 2:7
• 4
  • Psalm 4:7 (Vulgate) — The light of Your countenance, O Lord, is signed upon us.
• 18
  • Psalm 18:1 (Vulgate) — The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament announces the works of His hands.
  • Psalm 18:2 (Vulgate) — The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament announces the works of his hands
  • Psalm 18:5
• 20
  • Psalm 20:2
• 23
  • Psalm 23:2 (Vulgate) — He Himself founded it upon the seas.
• 32
  • Psalm 32:6 (Vulgate) — By the Word of the Lord the heavens were established.
• 33
  • Psalm 33:9
• 36
  • Psalm 36:10 (Vulgate) — In Your light we shall see light.
• 38
  • Psalm 38:2-3 (Vulgate) — I said, I will guard my ways, that I may not sin with my tongue. I set a guard over my mouth
  • Psalm 38:6-7 (Vulgate) — Every living man is altogether vanity; surely man passes through as an image.
• 48
  • Psalm 48:15 (Vulgate) — Reference to man falling from dominion.
• 58
  • Psalm 58:10 (Vulgate) — My strength I will keep for you
• 70
  • Psalm 70:5
• 76
  • Psalm 76:6
• 80
  • Psalm 80:6
• 103
  • Psalm 103:14 (Vulgate) — Bringing forth hay for cattle, and herbs for the service of men.
  • Psalm 103:26 (Vulgate) — This dragon which You formed to play with him.
• 104
  • Psalm 104:18
• 109
  • Psalm 109:6
• 118
  • Psalm 118:105 (Vulgate) — Your word is a lamp to my feet, and a light to my paths
  • Psalm 118:18 (Vulgate) — Open my eyes, and I will consider the wondrous things of your law
  • Psalm 118:2 (Vulgate) — Blessed are they who search his testimonies
  • Psalm 118:20 (Vulgate) — My soul has longed to desire your statutes at all times
  • Psalm 118:85 (Vulgate) — The wicked told me fables, but not like your law
• 135
  • Psalm 135:6 (Vulgate) — Who established the earth upon the waters.
  • Psalm 135:7 (Vulgate) — Reference to the moon and stars presiding over the night.
• 146
  • Psalm 146:7 (Vulgate)
• Psalm 9 (Vulgate) — For the hidden things of the Son — the title/inscription of the ninth psalm, cited by Jerome as referring to the hidden wisdom of Christ
• Psalm 36 (Vulgate) — One of the alphabetic psalms cited by Jerome as evidence that the Hebrew alphabet has twenty-two letters
• Psalm 89 (Vulgate) — Prayer of Moses, servant of God — cited as the first of eleven psalms composed by Moses
• Psalm 94 (Vulgate)
• Psalm 100 (Vulgate) — The psalm prefaced 'In confession' — cited as the last of the eleven psalms attributed to Moses
• Psalm 110 (Vulgate) — One of the alphabetic psalms cited by Jerome as evidence for the twenty-two Hebrew letters
• Psalm 111 (Vulgate) — One of the alphabetic psalms cited by Jerome as evidence for the twenty-two Hebrew letters
• Psalm 118 (Vulgate) — The longest psalm, an alphabetic acrostic, cited by Jerome among the alphabetic compositions and quoted for its meditation on God's law
• Psalm 144 (Vulgate) — One of the alphabetic psalms cited by Jerome as evidence for the twenty-two Hebrew letters
• Psalm 148 (Vulgate)