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`The Lord said to my Lord, Sit on my right hand, Until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet?`
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David's Son & David's Lord
Jesus quotes Psalm 110 to reveal a profound truth. Commentators explain that by having King David call his own descendant "my Lord," Jesus proves the Messiah is not merely a human king but is also divine. This demonstrates that Christ is both the Son of David in his humanity and David's Lord in his divinity.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
The Lord said, etc. This is the language of David. "Jehovah said to my Lord"—the Messiah—"Sit thou," etc. This …
19th Century
Baptist
These questions of our Lord themselves contain the answers to the present-day critics who deny the divine inspiration of the Scriptures, and the Da…
But this view, though not wrong, is too simple because, as Jesus points out, David called the Messiah his Lord. How then could Messiah be David’s s…
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16th Century
Protestant
The Lord said to my Lord. Here the Holy Spirit puts a song of triumph into the mouths of all the godly, so that they may boldly defy Satan…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
The Lord said to my Lord By the Lord that said, is meant "Jehovah" the Father, who said the following words at the t…
When Christ baffled his enemies, he asked what thoughts they had of the promised Messiah. How could he be the Son of David and yet David's Lord? He…
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13th Century
Catholic
Previously, the Lord answered the question concerning the payment of tribute and the question about the resurrection. Here, however, He answers a q…
