There are a total of 150 psalms, 50 of which the authorship is unknown, and King David wrote 73 of the 100 remaining psalms. John MacArthur in his Study Bible notes on Psalms says:
The comphrensive literary characteristic of the psalms is that they are all poetry par-excellence. Unlike most English poetry, which is based on rhyme and meter, Hebrew poetry is essentially characterized by logical parallelisms. Some of the most important kinds of parallelisms are:
1) synonymous (the thought of the first line is restated with similar concepts in the second line.
2)ntithetic (the thought of the second line is contrasted with the first.
3)climactic (the second and any subsequent lines pick up a crucial word, phrase, or concept and advance it in stair-step fashion.
4)chiastic or introverted (the logical units are developed in an A...B...B'...A' pattern.
....some psalms [are] acrostic or alphabetical in arrangement...
King of Spades=King David
Jonathan was King David's friend.
Yes King David was one of the prohets.
No. David was King Saul's Harpist.
No. King David was from the tribe of Judah.
King David was a warrior, a leader and a poet.
David
It was David! Read the Bible, it will tell you.
The king died in 970 BCE. King David was known as a fair King, skilled musician, psalm writer, poet and feared warrior. He is buried in the City of David.
David Jones - poet - died in 1974.
David Scott - poet - was born in 1947.
David Shapiro - poet - was born in 1947.
David Ray - poet - was born in 1932.
David Martin - poet - was born in 1915.
David Martin - poet - died in 1997.
David Bates - poet - was born in 1809.
David Kirby - poet - was born in 1944.