Is Each Psalm Messianic?

Probably only some, IMO. The passage you quote is one way of phrasing the three-fold distinction/division in the Hebrew Bible of the Law or "Torah" (five books- Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Leviticus, Deuteronomy), the prophets or "Nebhiim" (former and latter of eight books- Joshus, Judges, Samuel, and Kings- former; latter- Isaiah Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and 'the Twelve', a reference to the so-called 'minor prophets') and the 'writings', aka the 'psalms' or the "Kethubhim" (three books of 'Poetry' - Job, Psalms, Proverbs; the 'five rolls' or "Megilloth" , the Song of Solomon, Ruth, Lamentations, Esther, Ecclesiastes, each of which was read on a particular Feast Day of the Hebrews); and the three so-called historical books of Daniel, Ezra/Nehemiah, and Chronicles); a total of twenty-four books in the Hebrew canon. Incidentally, Jesus put his stamp on the Hebrew canon in two ways, with the first being the verses you mentioned, and the second referring to the shedding of innocent blood , from the "blood of righteous Abel, unto the blood of Zacharias", referred to in Matt. 23:35 and Luke 11:51, as these were the first and last persons recorded to have been slain in the Hebrew Scriptures, as they were divided.

But as to each having a specific Messianic prophetic reference, I kinda' doubt it, although I could be mistaken, here. There are some 330-350 Messianic prophetic references to Jesus' first coming, depending on whom you reference, and perhaps one thousand total to both the first and second comings. With multiple references or allusions in some of Psalms, and considering there are 150 Psalms, one might be kinda' pressed to fit them all in, with the rest of the OT to be considered as well.

I admit I could be mistaken on this, and would not be averse to being shown a list with such.

Go for it.

Ed

P.S. "bump" :BangHead: , "BUMP" :tonofbricks:, :laugh: :laugh:

 

No, not all are messianic. Some are, but not all. I'd have to look up the list of those that are if you want. Just ask.