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Wisdom was first removed from the Old Testament and placed in the Apocrypha as ''The Wisdom of Solomon'' by Martin Luther in the 16th century. The Book of Wisdom is regarded as an apocryphal book of the Old Testament by less than one-third of Christian believers.<ref name=Prot/>  Numerous verses in Paul's [[Epistle to the Romans]]—considered by many to be his finest work—are similar to verses in Wisdom.

Wisdom was first removed from the Old Testament and placed in the Apocrypha as ''The Wisdom of Solomon'' by Martin Luther in the 16th century. The Book of Wisdom is regarded as an apocryphal book of the Old Testament by less than one-third of Christian believers.<ref name=Prot/>  Numerous verses in Paul's [[Epistle to the Romans]]—considered by many to be his finest work—are similar to verses in Wisdom.

Wisdom was written in [[Greek]] about fifty years before [[Christ]], and contains a remarkable prophecy of his persecution:<ref>{{bibleref|Wisdom|2|12-24|}} (NABRE)</ref>

Wisdom was written in [[Greek]] about fifty years before [[Christ]], and contains a remarkable prophecy of his persecution:<ref>{{bibleref|Wisdom|2|12-24|}} (the quote above is actually from the NABRE translation)</ref>

{{cquote|Let us lie in wait for the righteous one, because he is annoying to us;

{{cquote|Let us lie in wait for the righteous one, because he is annoying to us;

he opposes our actions,

he opposes our actions,