The Book of Psalms by American Standard Version is a collection of ancient Hebrew poems and hymns that express a range of emotions and experiences, from praise and thanksgiving to lament and petition.

The language in this version is poetic and evocative, capturing the beauty and power of the original texts. The notes and annotations provide context and insight into the historical and cultural background of each psalm, enriching the reader's understanding and appreciation of the material.

The Book of Psalms offers comfort, inspiration, and encouragement to those seeking comfort and guidance in times of trouble. Its timeless message of faith, trust, and hope resonates with readers of all backgrounds and beliefs.

Overall, The Book of Psalms by American Standard Version is a valuable and enriching resource for anyone interested in exploring the deep and profound wisdom of the Psalms.

Book Description:

“Psalms is a book of the Hebrew Bible included in the collected works known as the Writings. Psalms were written by various writers, including Israel’s King David. The Book of Psalms is divided into five books: Book 1 — Psa. 1-41; Book 2 — Psa. 42-72; Book 3 — Psa. 73-89; Book 4 — Psa. 90-106; and Book 5 — Psa. 107-150. The collection includes the following types of psalm, among others: Psalms for praise, guidance, consolation, recognition of God’s creation, the need for repentance. Certain Psalms, such as Psa. 22 and Psa. 110 are accepted by Christians and certain Jews as messianic or containing messianic prophecies.”
(From Wikipedia, modified by Sam Stinson)