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The book of Psalms spans over 1,000 years of Israel's history--from the time of Moses (Psalm 90) to the time of the return from Exile (Psalm 126). Written by at least seven authors (David wrote half of the Psalms), the Psalms made up the temple hymnbook during the kingdom period.

The Psalms are the responses of the human heart to God. The Psalms are like a lake in the woods which reflect every mood of man’s changeful sky. It is a river of consolation, which though swollen with many tears, never fails to comfort the fainting. It is a garden of flowers which never lose their fragrance, though some of the roses have sharp thorns.