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• Introduction / Eric Peels
• Psalms and prayers in the Book of Chronicles / Pancratius C. Beentjes
• "Our father ... ": an inherited title and its presence (or absence) in the Psalms? / Adrian H.W. Curtis
• The ark and the cherubim in the Psalms / John Day
• The Hodayot's use of the Psalter: text-critical contributions (Book I) / John Elwolde
• Psalm
• 103: design, boundaries, and mergers / Jan Fokkelman
• Are idols hiding in Psalm 139:20? / Jan Holman
• Inside out Psalm
• 55: how Jonah grew out of a Psalmist's conceit / Alastair G. Hunter
• The demarcation of hymns and prayers in the Prophets (2) / Marjo C.A. Korpel
• Psalm
• 69: the petitioner's understanding of himself, his God, and his enemies / Christiane de Vos and Gert Kwakkel
• Argumenta ad deum in the plague prayers of Mursili II and in the Book of Psalms / Paul Sanders
• The discourse of praying: reading Nehemiah I / Eep Talstra
• Sing to the Lord a new song / Roger Tomes
• The prayer of Isaiah and the sundial of Ahaz (2 Kgs 20:11) / Jaap van Dorp
• King and community: joining with David in prayer / Howard N. Wallace
• Prayer and practice in the Psalms / Gordon Wenham.

"Psalms" are to be seen as prayers, it is as testimonies of faith and despair. Applying a multi-dimensional matrix of methods, this work features essays that focus on the interpretation of the "Book of Psalms" and comparable texts in the "Hebrew Bible."