Pseudepigrapha / Psalms of Solomon
New Testament
- Psalms of Solomon 1:5 - Matthew 11:23
- Psalms of Solomon 3:8 - Acts 11:14
- Psalms of Solomon 5:3 - Mark 3:27
- Psalms of Solomon 5:9 - Matthew 6:26
- Psalms of Solomon 7:9 - Matthew 11:30
- Psalms of Solomon 8:14 - 2 Thessalonians 2:11
- Psalms of Solomon 8:28 - 1 Peter 1:1
- Psalms of Solomon 9:5 - Romans 2:5-6
- Psalms of Solomon 9:5 - Acts 16:31
- Psalms of Solomon 11:2 - Matthew 8:11
- Psalms of Solomon 14:3 - Revelation 22:2
- Psalms of Solomon 14:4 - Matthew 15:13
- Psalms of Solomon 14:4 - Ephesians 3:17
- Psalms of Solomon 14:8 - Matthew 6:8
- Psalms of Solomon 15:4 - Luke 21:26
- Psalms of Solomon 17:21 - Matthew 12:23
- Psalms of Solomon 17:24 - Revelation 19:14
- Psalms of Solomon 17:36 - Hebrews 4:15
- Psalms of Solomon 17:26 - Matthew 19:28
- Psalms of Solomon 17:30 - Matthew 21:12
- Psalms of Solomon 17:30 - Mark 11:15
- Psalms of Solomon 17:37 - Mark 1:7
- Psalms of Solomon 17:40 - Matthew 18:12
- Psalms of Solomon 17:43 - Revelation 3:18
Summary
Date: 80-30 B.C.E.
The Psalms of Solomon is a collection of 18 hyms written by an unknown group of Palestinian Jews in the mid-to-late 1st century B.C.E. This community was vehemently opposed to the ruling Hasmoneans and considered them illegitimate and not of the family of David. The Psalms contain Messianic themes and were incorporated into some early Christian readings, liturgy, and treated as scripture.