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In assessing the influence of the book of Proverbs, particularly Prov 1, on the composition of the Psalms we must note the special role of Prov 30,1–14. This passage exercised an important influence on Ps 18 and consequently on II Sam 22. This aspect is also present in other songs such as I Sam 2,1–10; Ex 15 and Dtn 32, which are connected with a reading of the history of Israel in terms of »salvation (yšw‘h)« in the light of the book of Isaiah ((yš‘yhw).

AbstractJeremiah 11,18–12,6 constitutes an unity with its continuation in Jer 17. Ps 44,22–24 plays an important part in the relations between these different passages, together with other Psalms. The prophet will not be sacrificed (‭חבט‬) because he has ultimate confidence (‭חטב‬) inYahweh, but his enemies will suffer this fate.

AbstractOn peut reconnaître dans la conception de la nouvelle alliance selon Jer 31,31–34 une nette influence d’Ez 18 (et 20). Ce passage joue un rôle important dans la rédaction du livre de Jérémie, pas seulement dans le modèle de rédaction LXX (Jer 11,10 et 16), mais surtout dans le modèle de rédaction TM (notamment les ajouts 11, 7–8; 17, 1–4, et dans les autres chapitres 11; 15; 16, et puis 33,14–26).