The apostle Peter uses verse 22 from Psalm 118 in Acts chapter 4 to proclaim that Jesus was rejected, crucified, and rose from the dead.

Psalm 118 is a psalm of thanksgiving and rejoicing in God's steadfast love. 

The importance of Psalm 110—especially verse 1—and its' use in the New Testament is extraordinary. 

Psalm 102 contains the heading "A Prayer of one afflicted, when he is faint and pours out his complaint before the Lord."

Psalm 69 was written about one thousand years before Christ and predicted what would happen to Him on the cross.

Psalm 69 was written by King David and is considered a lament. It is quoted in the Gospel according to John and the Book of Romans.

Psalm 45 is a Messianic wedding song.

Verses 6-8 of Psalm 40 are quoted in the Book of Hebrews and applied to Jesus.

Psalm 34 was written by King David and contains a prophecy about Jesus' death on the cross.

Psalm 22 teaches us that Jesus' suffering was planned and purposeful.