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* [[Books of Chronicles]]  

* [[Books of Chronicles]]  

According to Rabbinic tradition, many of the psalms in the book of [[Psalms]] are attributed to [[David]]; [[King Solomon]] is believed to have written [[Song of Songs]] in his youth, [[Book of Proverbs|Proverbs]] at the prime of his life, and [[Ecclesiastes]] at old age; and the prophet [[Jeremiah]] is thought to have written [[Lamentations]]. The [[Book of Ruth]] is the only biblical book that centers entirely on a non-Jew, a [[Moab]]ite) who married a Jew and, upon his death, followed in the ways of the Jews, ultimately becoming an ancestor of King David and Jesus Christ. Five of the books, called "The Five Scrolls" (Megilot), are read on Jewish holidays: Song of Songs on [[Passover]]; the [[Book of Ruth]] on [[Shavuot]]; [[Lamentations]] on the [[Ninth of Av]]; Ecclesiastes on [[Sukkot]]; and the [[Book of Esther]] on [[Purim]].

According to Rabbinic tradition, many of the psalms in the book of [[Psalms]] are attributed to [[David]]; [[Solomon]] is believed to have written [[Song of Songs]] in his youth, the Proverbs in his prime, and Ecclesiastes during his old age.  The prophet [[Jeremiah]] is thought to have written Lamentations at the start of the [[Babylonian Exile]]. The Book of Ruth is the only biblical book that centers entirely on a non-Jew, a [[Moab]]ite) who married a Jew and, upon his death, followed in the ways of the Jews, ultimately becoming an ancestor of King David and Jesus Christ. Five of the books, called "The Five Scrolls" (Megilot), are read on Jewish holidays: Song of Songs on [[Passover]]; the Book of Ruth on [[Shavuot]]; Lamentations on the [[Ninth of Av]]; Ecclesiastes on [[Sukkot]]; and the Book of Esther on [[Purim]].  Esther is unique as it is the only book in the Bible not to mention God.

===The New Testament===

===The New Testament===