Psalms 108 in the early church

11 passages quote, allude to, or echo Psalms 108, grouped by verse; passages on the same verse are in date order. Verse text from the Berean Standard Bible (public domain). References use the Protestant English Bible's numbering, with a writer's own numbering in brackets where it differs.

Verses: 1 · 5 · 9

Psalms 108:1

A song. A Psalm of David. My heart is steadfast, O God; I will sing and make music with all my being.

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Ps 108:1 (107:2 LXX)PG 12:1563 (Ps 106–108 LXX) · Origenquotation, high confidenceca. 220-254
Ps 108:1 (107:1 LXX)Letter to Marcellinus 21 · Athanasius of Alexandriaallusion, low confidenceuncertain, after 335
Ps 108:1 (107:2 LXX)Letter 106.69 · Jeromequotation, high confidenceca. 370–419
Ps 108:1–13 (107:1-Ps LXX)Psalm 107 · Apollinaris of Laodiceaquotation, high confidenceuncertain (fourth to sixth century)
Ps 108:1 (107:2 LXX)Letter 75.2 · Augustine of Hippoquotation, high confidenceca. 386–430

Psalms 108:5

Be exalted, O God, above the heavens; may Your glory cover all the earth.

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Ps 108:5 (107:6 Vulg.)Sermon 47.19 · Augustine of Hippoquotation, high confidenceca. 391-430
Ps 108:5 (107:6 Vulg.)Sermon 360.1 · Augustine of Hippoquotation, high confidenceca. 391-430
Ps 108:5 (107:6 LXX)Tractates on the Gospel of John 100.3 · Augustine of Hippoallusion, medium confidenceca. 406–420

Psalms 108:9

Moab is My washbasin; upon Edom I toss My sandal; over Philistia I shout in triumph.”

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ReferencePassageKindDate
Ps 108:9 (107:10 LXX)PG 12:1563 (Ps 106–108 LXX) · Origenquotation, high confidenceca. 220-254
Ps 108:9 (107:10 LXX)Letter 106.69 · Jeromequotation, high confidenceca. 370–419
Ps 108:9 (107:10 Vulg.)Part 1, chapter 22 · Quodvultdeus of Carthagequotation, high confidenceca. 445-450