(Psalm 1-41)
Psalm 1 | Psalm 2 | Psalm 3
Psalm 4 | Psalm 5 | Psalm 6
Psalm 7 | Psalm 8 | Psalm 9
Psalm 10 | Psalm 11 | Psalm 12
Psalm 13 | Psalm 14 | Psalm 15
Psalm 16 | Psalm 17 | Psalm 18
Psalm 19 | Psalm 20 | Psalm 21
Psalm 22 | Psalm 23 | Psalm 24
Psalm 25 | Psalm 26 | Psalm 27
Psalm 28 | Psalm 29 | Psalm 30
Psalm 31 | Psalm 32 | Psalm 33
Psalm 34 | Psalm 35 | Psalm 36
Psalm 37 | Psalm 38 | Psalm 39
Psalm 40 | Psalm 41
(Psalm 42-72)
Book 2
Psalm 42 | Psalm 43 | Psalm 44
Psalm 45 | Psalm 46 | Psalm 47
Psalm 48 | Psalm 49 | Psalm 50
Psalm 51 | Psalm 52 | Psalm 53
Psalm 54 | Psalm 55 | Psalm 56
Psalm 57 | Psalm 58 | Psalm 59
Psalm 60 | Psalm 61 | Psalm 62
Psalm 63 | Psalm 64 | Psalm 65
Psalm 66 | Psalm 67 | Psalm 68
Psalm 69 | Psalm 70 | Psalm 71
Psalm 72
(Psalm 107-150)
Book 5
Psalm 107 | Psalm 108 | Psalm 109
Psalm 110 | Psalm 111 | Psalm 112
Psalm 113 | Psalm 114 | Psalm 115
Psalm 116 | Psalm 117 | Psalm 118
Psalm 119 | Psalm 120 | Psalm 121
Psalm 122 | Psalm 123 | Psalm 124
Psalm 125 | Psalm 126 | Psalm 127
Psalm 128 | Psalm 129 | Psalm 130
Psalm 131 | Psalm 132 | Psalm 133
Psalm 134 | Psalm 135 | Psalm 136
Psalm 137 | Psalm 138 | Psalm 139
Psalm 140 | Psalm 141 | Psalm 142
Psalm 143 | Psalm 143 | Psalm 144
Psalm 145 | Psalm 146 | Psalm 147
Psalm 148 | Psalm 149 | Psalm 150
About
“This version, after repeated revisals, was approved of by the Westminster Assembly; and, having undergone further careful revision by members of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, it was adopted and sanctioned in 1649, and, on the 15th day of May in the following year, was for the first time used publicly in Glasgow. It claims to be ‘more plain, smooth, and agreeable to the text, than any’ versions ‘heretofore;’ and though many attempts have been made to supersede it, yet none have been successful, the firmness with which it has held its place being, undoubtedly, owing to its real excellence, its intrinsic merits, as well as to the endearing associations with which it has come to be surrounded.”
-Andrew Duncan 1882

Additional Resources
Articles & MP3’s
- Articles on Psalmody by Purely Presbyterian
- An Introduction to The Scottish Psalter of 1650
- ScottishPsalter.com
- Psalter.org
- ThePsalmsSung.org
- Free Psalm MP3’s
from The Presbyterian Reformed Church - Complete Audio Psalter
from Christ Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church of Wylie, TX
To purchase a physical copy of the 1650 Metrical Psalter check out:
Trinitarian Bible Society & Reformation Heritage Books
To purchase a physical CD of the 1650 Metrical Psalter check out:
5 Volume Cd’s from Crown & Covenant