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[[File:King David.jpg|thumb|200px|lright|The psalmist [[David]] wrote: "The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.'" - Psalms 14:1 (ESV)]]  

[[File:King David.jpg|thumb|250px|lright|The psalmist [[David]] wrote: "The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.'" - Psalms 14:1 (ESV)]]  

'''Psalms''' (Greek "psalmos", meaning song) is one of the most popular books in the entire [[Bible]]. Many people read the Psalms in times of trouble and for spiritual consolation and comfort (Deep sense of [[joy]], [[peace]] and strength). At 30,000 original words, it comprises nearly 2.5% of the entire Bible,<ref>

'''Psalms''' (Greek "psalmos", meaning song) is one of the most popular books in the entire [[Bible]]. Many people read the Psalms in times of trouble and for spiritual consolation and comfort (Deep sense of [[joy]], [[peace]] and strength). At 30,000 original words, it comprises nearly 2.5% of the entire Bible,<ref>

It is part of the [[Old Testament]], specifically in the third section of the Jewish [[Ketuvim]].</ref> and is quoted 116 times in the [[New Testament]].<ref>''See'' [[Psalms in New Testament]].</ref>

It is part of the [[Old Testament]], specifically in the third section of the Jewish [[Ketuvim]].</ref> and is quoted 116 times in the [[New Testament]].<ref>''See'' [[Psalms in New Testament]].</ref>