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All 150 Psalms in large, calm print. A daily verse, reading plans, highlights.
Read the Psalms the way they were meant to be read: slowly, in a quiet place, one psalm at a time. Psalms is a calm, large-print reader for all 150 Psalms in the King James Version. Open it and today's verse is already waiting, with your reading for the day one tap below. No account, no sign-up, and the whole book works offline. A VERSE FOR EVERY DAY • A new verse of the day for all 366 days of the year • Today's reading from your plan, with your progress and streak • An optional daily reminder at the time you choose. It stays off unless you turn it on A READER BUILT FOR READING • Large, comfortable serif type with a text-size slider and three line spacings • Light, sepia and dark pages • Psalm titles (superscriptions) shown above verse 1, as in the KJV • Psalm 119 divided into its 22 sections, ALEPH to TAU • Swipe to the next or previous psalm • Verse numbers you can turn off • No ads before a psalm opens or inside the psalm text, and the banner sits below the page, never over it FIND THE RIGHT PSALM • Find a psalm for how you feel: anxious, can't sleep, grieving, lonely, waiting, grateful and 12 more • Search every verse: type a few words, such as "still waters", or a reference like 23:4 • All 150 psalms one tap away READING PLANS • Psalms in 30 days, the traditional morning and evening psalter of the Book of Common Prayer • One psalm a day for 150 days • Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120 to 134) in 15 days • Seven days of comfort • Mark each day read and keep your streak KEEP WHAT SPEAKS TO YOU • Tap a verse to highlight it in one of three colors • Copy or share a verse as text • Bookmark whole psalms • Everything you save stays on your phone SHORT REFLECTIONS • 60 original reflections on well-loved psalms: what kind of psalm it is, what tradition says about it, and what to notice, with a short prayer • They sit below the psalm and never replace the King James text Scripture text: King James Version (1769), public domain. Reflections, prayers and reading plans are written by Sunsun Inc. Psalms is an independent app and is not affiliated with any church or publisher. Privacy policy: https://pond-newsboy-f09.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-Sunsun-Inc-2ead1609760381d982b5d8e0cbdabb5f Terms of use: https://pond-newsboy-f09.notion.site/Terms-of-Use-2ead16097603814c8df5d498a4949ca5