The Book of Psalms, as translated by Robert Young in his Literal Translation (YLT), offers a collection of 150 poetic compositions. These psalms represent a diverse range of emotions, including joy, sadness, lament, praise, and gratitude, reflecting the complexities of human experience in the context of faith. They are primarily attributed to King David, but others include contributions from Solomon, the sons of Korah, Asaph, and even Moses. The YLT aims for a literal rendering of the Hebrew text, striving to preserve the nuances and meanings that might be lost in more paraphrased translations. The Psalms serve as a source of spiritual reflection, offering a means to connect with God through prayer, praise, and contemplation.