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Psalms

Psalm phone cases with KJV verses like Psalm 46:10 “Be still, and know that I am God,” Psalm 23:1 “The LORD is my shepherd” and Psalm 118:24 “This is the day which the LORD hath made,” set over watercolor wildflowers, a golden-hour meadow and sunflowers. Every word is quoted exactly from the King James Version, printed edge to edge and made to order for your iPhone or Galaxy.

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The Psalms in this collection

  • Be Still Wildflower: “Be still, and know that I am God.” from Psalm 46:10, in a calm serif over sage wildflowers and eucalyptus on cream. The softest, most neutral design here.
  • The Lord Is My Shepherd Meadow: all of Psalm 23:1, “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.” over a golden-hour meadow with sheep grazing in the distance. A painterly landscape that suits men and women alike.
  • This Is the Day Sunflower: Psalm 118:24 in full, “This is the day which the LORD hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” between bold golden sunflowers. The brightest of the three.

How to choose your Psalm case

Pick the verse first. Many people already have a psalm they return to, and the case keeps it in view. Then match the colors to the person: sage and cream for someone who likes quiet neutrals, warm greens and gold for a lover of the outdoors, sunny yellow for the one who brightens every room.

When you order, choose the exact model from the dropdown, from iPhone 13 to iPhone 18 Pro Max or a Galaxy S25 Ultra, S26 or S26 Ultra. Each case is printed for that model after checkout. Looking for something with more fight in it? Try Strength & Courage, or see the roses, daisies and starry skies in Love & Hope.

Questions

Is LORD printed in capital letters, like in my Bible?

Yes. We follow the King James Version exactly, so LORD in Psalm 23:1 and Psalm 118:24 appears in capitals just as it does in a printed KJV Bible.

Which Psalm case suits a man?

The Lord Is My Shepherd Meadow is the usual pick, with its painted green hills and golden light. The two floral designs read softer.

Does the Psalm 46:10 case include the rest of the verse?

No. It prints the opening line, “Be still, and know that I am God.” exactly as it reads in the KJV, and leaves the second half of the verse off so the words stay large and easy to read.