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1 Cryptogram Psalms Cryptogram Puzzles In the following pages you will find 40 cryptogram puzzles from the Bible book of Psalms. Answer keys are found on the last few pages of this document. Please feel free to print as many copies of these puzzles as you need for educational use. You can create your own custom-made puzzles (crossword, wordfind, cryptogram, fallen quotes and word scrambler) at the page What is a cryptogram? A cryptogram is a coded message. In these puzzles, the code is a random letter for letter substitution. For example, the letter A may be a P throughout the puzzle. Your job as the code breaker is to determine which substitutions have been made. Hints for solving a cryptogram 1. Look for one-letter words. Because cryptograms often use quotes from people, the word "I" is almost as common as the word "a," so be careful before making assumptions. The trick to figuring out if it's "I" or "a" is to experiment with the letters in other words. 2. Try to identify the vowels. If you can find five letters with these properties, you have very likely identified the vowels (e, a, i, o, u) in that order. Vowels represent about 40% of the letters in English text. Vowels are present in almost every word. Vowels rarely come three in a row, and almost never four in a row. 3. If you think an unidentified letter is a vowel, but you don't know which one, use the following tips. The only vowels that can form a one-letter word are "a" and "i". Unless the text is about skiing or vacuuming, a doubled vowel is probably "e" or "o". The most common vowel is "e"; the least common is "u". 4. The word "the" is extremely common and can be measured against "that." For instance, if a sentence contains both "BGJB" and "BGD," you can be pretty confident Page 1 of 91

2 that you're on the right track. In the same cryptogram, "BGDL" would most likely be "then" and "BGDZD" would be "there." 5. Watch for apostrophes. One letter after an apostrophe is usually either "'t", "'s", or more rarely "'m" or "'d". Two letters after an apostrophe is usually "'re", or "'ve" if the letters are different or "'ll" if it's a double letter. 6. Look at the letter before the apostrophe. If it's always the same, you almost definitely have the "n't" combination. If not, then you're more likely dealing with the possessive. 7. Use clues from punctuation. Conjunctions like "but" or "and" often follow commas. A question mark often implies a "wh" in the clause preceding it. 8. Look for pairs of two-letter words, one beginning and the other ending with the same letter. That letter has a good chance of being "n," "o," "s," "l," or "t," and the second letter of the word which starts with the shared letter is likely to be "f," "n," "o," "r," "s," or "t." If you find two two-letter words where the letters are reversed, you've got either "no" and "on." You just have to figure out which is which! 9. A pattern of lots of repeating letters in a long word usually indicates vowels, like the "i" repeating in the word "civilization." However, if adjacent letters repeat, they're more likely to be "n," "o," "s," "l," "f," or "t." 10. Crypto quotes end with the name of the author of the quote. Authors are usually identified as "first name last name", but some exceptions can be exploited. "Anonymous" wrote a lot of great quotes. A two-letter word at the beginning of the author's name is probably Dr. A two-letter word at the end of the author's name is probably a suffix like "Jr" or "Sr" or a Roman numeral as in "Pope Paul VI" A short word in the middle of a name might be a common nobiliary particle like "de" or "von." 11. Look for the following relatively common words that have identifiable patterns. That (or high, says, else, dead, died) There/Where/These (in any case you've identified "h" and "e") People Page 2 of 91

3 Always Everywhere Somewhere William or Kennedy (if a name, otherwise look for "million" or "letters") Never (or state, fewer, color, level) 12. Learn the structure of English sentences. Recognize helping verbs to get hints as to what short words go where. Helping verbs are words such as Am, Be, Been, Have, Had, Could, Would, etc. Basically any word preceding a verb that describes what you are doing is a helping verb. They are never more than 5 letters. 13. Other hints If you can get "t," "h," "n," "e," and "a" solved, you're well on your way to finishing the puzzle. The order of letters used in the English Language is usually listed as: E,T,A,O,I,N,S,H,R,D,L,U,C,W,M,F,Y,G,P,B,V,K,J,X,Q,Z. An unlikely expression often found in ciphers is "The magic words are squeamish ossifrage," a tribute to the famous solution to a 1977 encryption challenge. Most puzzle setters ensure that their cryptograms replace each letter with a different letter. So if the cyphertext has the word "A" and it could stand for either "A" or "I", it probably stands for "I". Try solving the puzzle without writing anything down. It takes concentration, but you can recover much more quickly if you make a mistaken assumption (no messy erasing). Besides, you'll get a great feeling of accomplishment the first few times you do this. Common short words are: Am, Be, Do, Is, / Are, Can, Did, Had, Has, May, Was, / Been, Does, Have, Must, Were, Will, / Being, Could, Shall, Might, Would / Should. 14. In the specific case of these puzzles, there is a title at the beginning of each page. These are the numbers of the Psalm that follows. For example in the first puzzle, SNU is the title of Psalm ONE. Page 3 of 91

4 P U Z Z L E 1 S N U 1 B E U Q Q U Z V Q H K U X W N H K W H M W E T U H K N S H V N H K U C S D N Q U E S A H K U D N Y S Z E J, N S O Q H W N Z U H K V N H K U M W J S A Q V N N U O Q, N S O Q V H H U H K V N H K U Q U W H S A H K U Q C S O N A D E. 2 B D H K V Q Z U E V Y K H V Q V N H K U E W M S A H K U E S O Z ; W N Z V N K V Q E W M Z S H K K U X U Z V H W H U Z W J W N Z N V Y K H. 3 W N Z K U Q K W E E B U E V T U W H O U U F E W N H U Z B J H K U O V P U O Q S A M W H U O, H K W H B O V N Y U H K A S O H K K V Q A O D V H V N K V Q Q U W Q S N ; K V Q E U W A W E Q S Q K W E E N S H M V H K U O ; W N Z M K W H Q S U P U O K U Z S U H K Q K W E E F O S Q F U O. 4 H K U D N Y S Z E J W O U N S H Q S : B D H W O U E V T U H K U C K W A A M K V C K H K U M V N Z Z O V P U H K W M W J. 5 H K U O U A S O U H K U D N Y S Z E J Q K W E E N S H Q H W N Z V N H K U G D Z Y X U N H, N S O Q V N N U O Q V N H K U C S N Y O U Y W H V S N S A H K U O V Y K H U S D Q. 6 A S O H K U E S O Z T N S M U H K H K U M W J S A H K U O V Y K H U S D Q : B D H H K U M W J S A H K U D N Y S Z E J Q K W E E F U O V Q K. Page 4 of 91

5 P U Z Z L E 2 F M B 1 M Q N T B F Q L Q L X F Q L Z A X E L, X Z T F Q L U L B U V L I J X E I Z L X O X I Z F Q I Z E? 2 F Q L Y I Z E C B G F Q L L X A F Q C L F F Q L J C L V O L C, X Z T F Q L A H V L A C F X Y L K B H Z C L V F B E L F Q L A, X E X I Z C F F Q L V B A T, X Z T X E X I Z C F Q I C X Z B I Z F L T, C X N I Z E, 3 V L F H C W A L X Y F Q L I A W X Z T C X C H Z T L A, X Z T K X C F X M X N F Q L I A K B A T C G A B J H C. 4 Q L F Q X F C I F F L F Q I Z F Q L Q L X O L Z C C Q X V V V X H E Q : F Q L V B A T C Q X V V Q X O L F Q L J I Z T L A I C I B Z. 5 F Q L Z C Q X V V Q L C U L X Y H Z F B F Q L J I Z Q I C M A X F Q, X Z T O L P F Q L J I Z Q I C C B A L T I C U V L X C H A L. 6 N L F Q X O L I C L F J N Y I Z E H U B Z J N Q B V N Q I V V B G S I B Z. 7 I M I V V T L K V X A L F Q L T L K A L L : F Q L V B A T Q X F Q C X I T H Z F B J L, F Q B H X A F J N C B Z ; F Q I C T X N Q X O L I W L E B F F L Z F Q L L. 8 X C Y B G J L, X Z T I C Q X V V E I O L F Q L L F Q L Q L X F Q L Z G B A F Q I Z L I Z Q L A I F X Z K L, X Z T F Q L H F F L A J B C F U X A F C B G F Q L L X A F Q G B A F Q N U B C C L C C I B Z. 9 F Q B H C Q X V F W A L X Y F Q L J M I F Q X A B T B G I A B Z ; F Q B H C Q X V F T X C Q F Q L J I Z U I L K L C V I Y L X U B F F L A ' C O L C C L V. 1 0 W L M I C L Z B M F Q L A L G B A L, B N L Y I Z E C : W L I Z C F A H K F L T, N L D H T E L C B G F Q L L X A F Q. 1 1 C L A O L F Q L V B A T M I F Q G L X A, X Z T A L D B I K L M I F Q F A L J W V I Z E. 1 2 Y I C C F Q L Page 5 of 91

6 C B Z, V L C F Q L W L X Z E A N, X Z T N L U L A I C Q G A B J F Q L M X N, M Q L Z Q I C M A X F Q I C Y I Z T V L T W H F X V I F F V L. W V L C C L T X A L X V V F Q L N F Q X F U H F F Q L I A F A H C F I Z Q I J. Page 6 of 91

7 P U Z Z L E 3 S N B I I 1 Q J C Q F Z P U V Q G X V, H N I L N I U F I V U B P Z Q W C Q F P Z N X C C P L. F P B V, N P H Q B I S N I E X L A B I Q C I V S N Q S S B P Y W F I Z I! Z Q L E Q B I S N I E S N Q S B X C I Y J Q O Q X L C S Z I. 2 Z Q L E S N I B I W I H N X A N C Q E P U Z E C P Y F, S N I B I X C L P N I F J U P B N X Z X L O P V. C I F Q N. 3 W Y S S N P Y, P F P B V, Q B S Q C N X I F V U P B Z I ; Z E O F P B E, Q L V S N I F X U S I B Y J P U Z X L I N I Q V. 4 X A B X I V Y L S P S N I F P B V H X S N Z E G P X A I, Q L V N I N I Q B V Z I P Y S P U N X C N P F E N X F F. C I F Q N. 5 X F Q X V Z I V P H L Q L V C F I J S ; X Q H Q D I V ; U P B S N I F P B V C Y C S Q X L I V Z I. 6 X H X F F L P S W I Q U B Q X V P U S I L S N P Y C Q L V C P U J I P J F I, S N Q S N Q G I C I S S N I Z C I F G I C Q O Q X L C S Z I B P Y L V Q W P Y S. 7 Q B X C I, P F P B V ; C Q G I Z I, P Z E O P V : U P B S N P Y N Q C S C Z X S S I L Q F F Z X L I I L I Z X I C Y J P L S N I A N I I D W P L I ; S N P Y N Q C S W B P D I L S N I S I I S N P U S N I Y L O P V F E. 8 C Q F G Q S X P L W I F P L O I S N Y L S P S N I F P B V : S N E W F I C C X L O X C Y J P L S N E J I P J F I. C I F Q N. Page 7 of 91

8 P U Z Z L E 4 V C B Y P 1 P L P Y V X Y C V R N H I C X C K J H S L J B C P P C P Y, K S I K G N L R W K Z C W. L G L A W L H A G L A W, Y L D V Q X V G G V J P C I P Y U J K N V C J K G G P Y V V K A P Y! D Y L Y K I P I V P P Y U B G L A U K F L Z V P Y V Y V K Z V J I. 2 L H P L R P Y V N L H P Y L R F K F V I K J W I H X T G C J B I Y K I P P Y L H L A W K C J V W I P A V J B P Y F V X K H I V L R P Y C J V V J V N C V I, P Y K P P Y L H N C B Y P V I P I P C G G P Y V V J V N U K J W P Y V K Z V J B V A. 3 D Y V J C X L J I C W V A P Y U Y V K Z V J I, P Y V D L A T L R P Y U R C J B V A I, P Y V N L L J K J W P Y V I P K A I, D Y C X Y P Y L H Y K I P L A W K C J V W ; 4 D Y K P C I N K J, P Y K P P Y L H K A P N C J W R H G L R Y C N? K J W P Y V I L J L R N K J, P Y K P P Y L H Z C I C P V I P Y C N? 5 R L A P Y L H Y K I P N K W V Y C N K G C P P G V G L D V A P Y K J P Y V K J B V G I, K J W Y K I P X A L D J V W Y C N D C P Y B G L A U K J W Y L J L H A. 6 P Y L H N K W V I P Y C N P L Y K Z V W L N C J C L J L Z V A P Y V D L A T I L R P Y U Y K J W I ; P Y L H Y K I P S H P K G G P Y C J B I H J W V A Y C I R V V P : 7 K G G I Y V V S K J W L Q V J, U V K, K J W P Y V F V K I P I L R P Y V R C V G W ; 8 P Y V R L D G L R P Y V K C A, K J W P Y V R C I Y L R P Y V I V K, K J W D Y K P I L V Z V A S K I I V P Y P Y A L H B Y P Y V S K P Y I L R P Y V I V K I. 9 L G L A W L H A G L A W, Y L D V Q X V G G V J P C I P Y U J K N V C J K G G P Y V V K A P Y! Page 8 of 91

9 P U Z Z L E 5 L P D N R R E 1 O P Q X N V O C U K V Y P K. I H R L R H Y R O R, C M C K : U C H P E N X R R K C P I F N O W N H F L N. 2 C O W L C F Z, N X C F X V L N L V P K F E N C N X R Z C H K, N X C F V H N O W Z C H K : O W M C C K E R L L R D N R E K R N X E C N N C N X R R ; 3 J F N N C N X R L V P E N L N X V N V H R P E N X R R V H N X, V E K N C N X R R D Q R Z Z R E N, P E A X C O P L V Z Z O W K R Z P M X N. 4 N X R P H L C H H C A L L X V Z Z J R O F Z N P I Z P R K N X V N X V L N R E V U N R H V E C N X R H M C K : N X R P H K H P E G C U U R H P E M L C U J Z C C K A P Z Z P E C N C U U R H, E C H N V G R F I N X R P H E V O R L P E N C O W Z P I L. 5 N X R Z C H K P L N X R I C H N P C E C U O P E R P E X R H P N V E Q R V E K C U O W Q F I : N X C F O V P E N V P E R L N O W Z C N. 6 N X R Z P E R L V H R U V Z Z R E F E N C O R P E I Z R V L V E N I Z V Q R L ; W R V, P X V Y R V M C C K Z W X R H P N V M R. 7 P A P Z Z J Z R L L N X R Z C H K, A X C X V N X M P Y R E O R Q C F E L R Z : O W H R P E L V Z L C P E L N H F Q N O R P E N X R E P M X N L R V L C E L. 8 P X V Y R L R N N X R Z C H K V Z A V W L J R U C H R O R : J R Q V F L R X R P L V N O W H P M X N X V E K, P L X V Z Z E C N J R O C Y R K. 9 N X R H R U C H R O W X R V H N P L M Z V K, V E K O W M Z C H W H R S C P Q R N X : O W U Z R L X V Z L C L X V Z Z H R L N P E X C I R. Page 9 of 91

10 1 0 U C H N X C F A P Z N E C N Z R V Y R O W L C F Z P E X R Z Z ; E R P N X R H A P Z N N X C F L F U U R H N X P E R X C Z W C E R N C L R R Q C H H F I N P C E. 1 1 N X C F A P Z N L X C A O R N X R I V N X C U Z P U R : P E N X W I H R L R E Q R P L U F Z E R L L C U S C W ; V N N X W H P M X N X V E K N X R H R V H R I Z R V L F H R L U C H R Y R H O C H R. Page 10 of 91

11 P U Z Z L E 6 R W R P Z P P R 1 Z B Z T P F T W P L O U J W F W S R, S G J S N O B L Q S D W Q. Z T P T P S D P R J Q P F N S A P Z T P Y N B A C B L Y B Q ; S R Q Z T P L W A O S O P R Z J T B M P Z T T W J T S R Q W M B A K. 2 Q S C U R Z B Q S C U Z Z P A P Z T J G P P F T, S R Q R W Y T Z U R Z B R W Y T Z J T B M P Z T K R B M N P Q Y P. 3 Z T P A P W J R B J G P P F T R B A N S R Y U S Y P, M T P A P Z T P W A D B W F P W J R B Z T P S A Q. 4 Z T P W A N W R P W J Y B R P B U Z Z T A B U Y T S N N Z T P P S A Z T, S R Q Z T P W A M B A Q J Z B Z T P P R Q B L Z T P M B A N Q. W R Z T P O T S Z T T P J P Z S Z S H P A R S F N P L B A Z T P J U R, 5 M T W F T W J S J S H A W Q P Y A B B O F B O W R Y B U Z B L T W J F T S O H P A, S R Q A P X B W F P Z T S J S J Z A B R Y O S R Z B A U R S A S F P. 6 T W J Y B W R Y L B A Z T W J L A B O Z T P P R Q B L Z T P T P S D P R, S R Q T W J F W A F U W Z U R Z B Z T P P R Q J B L W Z : S R Q Z T P A P W J R B Z T W R Y T W Q L A B O Z T P T P S Z Z T P A P B L. 7 Z T P N S M B L Z T P N B A Q W J G P A L P F Z, F B R D P A Z W R Y Z T P J B U N : Z T P Z P J Z W O B R C B L Z T P N B A Q W J J U A P, O S K W R Y M W J P Z T P J W O G N P. 8 Z T P J Z S Z U Z P J B L Z T P N B A Q S A P A W Y T Z, A P X B W F W R Y Z T P T P S A Z : Z T P F B O O S R Q O P R Z B L Z T P N B A Q W J G U A P, P R N W Y T Z P R W R Y Z T P P C P J. 9 Z T P L P S A B L Z T P N B A Q W J F N P S R, P R Q U A W R Y L B A P D P A : Z T P Page 11 of 91

12 X U Q Y O P R Z J B L Z T P N B A Q S A P Z A U P S R Q A W Y T Z P B U J S N Z B Y P Z T P A. 1 0 O B A P Z B H P Q P J W A P Q S A P Z T P C Z T S R Y B N Q, C P S, Z T S R O U F T L W R P Y B N Q : J M P P Z P A S N J B Z T S R T B R P C S R Q Z T P T B R P C F B O H. 1 1 O B A P B D P A H C Z T P O W J Z T C J P A D S R Z M S A R P Q : S R Q W R K P P G W R Y B L Z T P O Z T P A P W J Y A P S Z A P M S A Q. 1 2 M T B F S R U R Q P A J Z S R Q T W J P A A B A J? F N P S R J P Z T B U O P L A B O J P F A P Z L S U N Z J. 1 3 K P P G H S F K Z T C J P A D S R Z S N J B L A B O G A P J U O G Z U B U J J W R J ; N P Z Z T P O R B Z T S D P Q B O W R W B R B D P A O P : Z T P R J T S N N W H P U G A W Y T Z, S R Q W J T S N N H P W R R B F P R Z L A B O Z T P Y A P S Z Z A S R J Y A P J J W B R. 1 4 N P Z Z T P M B A Q J B L O C O B U Z T, S R Q Z T P O P Q W Z S Z W B R B L O C T P S A Z, H P S F F P G Z S H N P W R Z T C J W Y T Z, B N B A Q, O C J Z A P R Y Z T, S R Q O C A P Q P P O P A. Page 12 of 91

13 P U Z Z L E 7 N J I D N R 1 N T N M I F M W I Y G S C W F W Z D, Z Q C Z K G T Y L Z X W L. N M I K T A L M I Z A N M I I W D N M I L Z R T Y N A T S V K I ; N M I D Z G I T Y N M I B T L T Y O Z F T V L I Y I D L N M I I ; 2 C I D L N M I I M I K Q Y A T G N M I C Z D F N S Z A R, Z D L C N A I D B N M I D N M I I T S N T Y E W T D ; 3 A I G I G V I A Z K K N M R T Y Y I A W D B C, Z D L Z F F I Q N N M R V S A D N C Z F A W Y W F I ; C I K Z M. 4 B A Z D N N M I I Z F F T A L W D B N T N M W D I T J D M I Z A N, Z D L Y S K Y W K Z K K N M R F T S D C I K. 5 J I J W K K A I O T W F I W D N M R C Z K X Z N W T D, Z D L W D N M I D Z G I T Y T S A B T L J I J W K K C I N S Q T S A V Z D D I A C : N M I K T A L Y S K Y W K Z K K N M R Q I N W N W T D C. 6 D T J H D T J W N M Z N N M I K T A L C Z X I N M M W C Z D T W D N I L ; M I J W K K M I Z A M W G Y A T G M W C M T K R M I Z X I D J W N M N M I C Z X W D B C N A I D B N M T Y M W C A W B M N M Z D L. 7 C T G I N A S C N W D F M Z A W T N C, Z D L C T G I W D M T A C I C : V S N J I J W K K A I G I G V I A N M I D Z G I T Y N M I K T A L T S A B T L. 8 N M I R Z A I V A T S B M N L T J D Z D L Y Z K K I D : V S N J I Z A I A W C I D, Z D L C N Z D L S Q A W B M N. 9 C Z X I, K T A L : K I N N M I H W D B M I Z A S C J M I D J I F Z K K. Page 13 of 91

14 P U Z Z L E 8 V W Z Q V N - V S K Z Z 1 U F E U X J A P B U L D B. V S Z X A K B D E J N E S Z F S Z K B ; D E S U X X Q A V W U Q V. 2 S Z J U O Z V S J Z V A X D Z B A W Q D Q T K Z Z Q F U E V I K Z E : S Z X Z U B Z V S J Z Y Z E D B Z V S Z E V D X X W U V Z K E. 3 S Z K Z E V A K Z V S J N E A I X : S Z X Z U B Z V S J Z D Q V S Z F U V S E A P K D T S V Z A I E Q Z E E P A K S D E Q U J Z ' E E U O Z. 4 N Z U, V S A I T S D W U X O V S K A I T S V S Z L U X X Z N A P V S Z E S U B A W A P B Z U V S, D W D X X P Z U K Q A Z L D X : P A K V S A I U K V W D V S J Z ; V S N K A B U Q B V S N E V U P P V S Z N R A J P A K V J Z. 5 V S A I F K Z F U K Z E V U V U Y X Z Y Z P A K Z J Z D Q V S Z F K Z E Z Q R Z A P J D Q Z Z Q Z J D Z E : V S A I U Q A D Q V Z E V J N S Z U B W D V S A D X ; J N R I F K I Q Q Z V S A L Z K. 6 E I K Z X N T A A B Q Z E E U Q B J Z K R N E S U X X P A X X A W J Z U X X V S Z B U N E A P J N X D P Z : U Q B D W D X X B W Z X X D Q V S Z S A I E Z A P V S Z X A K B P A K Z L Z K. Page 14 of 91

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