Wisdom

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Wisdom is a deuterocanonical book of the Old Testament, traditionally attributed to Solomon, that reflects on divine wisdom, justice, and the destiny of the righteous.

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Wisdom canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical book
book of the Old Testament
deuterocanonical book
sapiential book
approximateDate 1st century BCE
late 2nd century BCE to early 1st century BCE
associatedWith Septuagint
canonicalIn Orthodox churches
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Churches

Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
closelyRelatedTo Book of Proverbs
Book of Sirach
surface form: Sirach
contains prayer of Solomon for wisdom
dividedInto 19 chapters
emphasizes contrast between righteous and wicked
righteousness
wisdom as God’s gift
genre wisdom literature
hasCanonicalStatus deuterocanonical
hasTitle Book of Wisdom
Book of Wisdom
surface form: Wisdom of Solomon
influenced Christian doctrines of afterlife
early Christian theology of wisdom
influencedBy Hellenistic philosophy
Jewish sapiential traditions
languageOfWork Greek
notExtantIn Hebrew original
notPartOf Tanakh
surface form: Jewish Tanakh

Protestant Old Testament canon
partOf Roman Catholic biblical canon
surface form: Catholic Old Testament canon

Eastern Orthodox canon
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Old Testament canon
placeOfComposition Alexandria
pseudonymousAttribution King Solomon
surface form: Solomon
statusInProtestantism apocryphal
structurePart exhortations to righteousness and wisdom (chs. 1–5)
praise and nature of Wisdom (chs. 6–9)
reflection on Israel’s history and idolatry (chs. 10–19)
subject destiny of the righteous
divine justice
divine wisdom
fate of the wicked
idolatry
immortality of the soul
providence of God
theology affirmation of God’s justice
emphasis on retribution after death
high view of personified Wisdom
traditionalAuthor King Solomon
surface form: Solomon
usedIn Christian liturgy

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