Psalms in Hebrew and English
All 150 psalms, a page for each, with vowel points and the English under each verse, and the psalms to read today.
The psalms people look for first
- צ״אPsalm 91ישב בסתר עליון בצל
- כ״גPsalm 23מזמור לדוד ה׳ רעי לא אחסר
- קכ״אPsalm 121שיר למעלות אשא עיני אלההרים מאין
- כ״זPsalm 27לדוד ה׳ אורי וישעי ממי
- ק״לPsalm 130שיר המעלות ממעמקים קראתיך ה׳
- כ׳Psalm 20יענך ה׳ ביום צרה
- ק׳Psalm 100מזמור לתודה הריעו לה׳ כלהארץ
- נ״אPsalm 51חנני אלהים כחסדך כרב
- צ׳Psalm 90תפלה למשה אישהאלהים אדנ״י מעון אתה היית
- קכ״וPsalm 126שיר המעלות בשוב ה׳ אתשיבת ציון
- קל״זPsalm 137על נהרות בבל שם
- קמ״הPsalm 145תהלה לדוד ארוממך אלוהי המלך ואברכה
All 150 psalms in the five books
Book 1, Psalms 1 to 41
Book 2, Psalms 42 to 72
Many people read psalms at the Western Wall, a few chapters at a time
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Psalms that are said together
The thirty days of the monthly cycle
- Day 1Psalms 1 to 9
- Day 2Psalms 10 to 17
- Day 3Psalms 18 to 22
- Day 4Psalms 23 to 28
- Day 5Psalms 29 to 34
- Day 6Psalms 35 to 38
- Day 7Psalms 39 to 43
- Day 8Psalms 44 to 48
- Day 9Psalms 49 to 54
- Day 10Psalms 55 to 59
- Day 11Psalms 60 to 65
- Day 12Psalms 66 to 68
- Day 13Psalms 69 to 71
- Day 14Psalms 72 to 76
- Day 15Psalms 77 to 78
- Day 16Psalms 79 to 82
- Day 17Psalms 83 to 87
- Day 18Psalms 88 to 89
- Day 19Psalms 90 to 96
- Day 20Psalms 97 to 103
- Day 21Psalms 104 to 105
- Day 22Psalms 106 to 107
- Day 23Psalms 108 to 112
- Day 24Psalms 113 to 118
- Day 25Psalm 119, verses 1 to 96
- Day 26Psalm 119, verses 97 to 176
- Day 27Psalms 120 to 134
- Day 28Psalms 135 to 139
- Day 29Psalms 140 to 144
- Day 30Psalms 145 to 150
The monthly division is the one printed in the index of the book of Psalms on Sefaria. The weekly division is the one printed by Aneinu.
Questions about the psalms
How many psalms are there?
There are 150 psalms, in 2,527 verses, divided into five books: Psalms 1 to 41, 42 to 72, 73 to 89, 90 to 106 and 107 to 150.
What is the monthly cycle of psalms?
The book is divided into 30 parts, one for each day of the Hebrew month, so that all 150 psalms are read every month. In a month of 29 days, the last two parts are read together.
What is the weekly cycle of psalms?
The book is divided into seven parts, one for each day of the week: Psalms 1 to 29 on Sunday, 30 to 50 on Monday, 51 to 72 on Tuesday, 73 to 89 on Wednesday, 90 to 106 on Thursday, 107 to 119 on Friday and 120 to 150 on Shabbat.
What is the Tikkun HaKlali?
It is a group of ten psalms that Rabbi Nachman of Breslov taught to say together: 16, 32, 41, 42, 59, 77, 90, 105, 137 and 150.
Does the Hebrew day begin in the evening?
Yes. A Hebrew day begins at sundown, so the evening belongs to the next day's psalms; the cards above change at sundown in Jerusalem.