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The LORD and his Chosen KingPs 110 Hebrew title: A psalm by David.
1110.1: Mt 22.44; Mk 12.36; Lk 20.42–43; Acts 2.34–35; 1 Cor 15.25; Eph 1.20–22; Col 3.1; Heb 1.13; 8.1; 10.12–13The LORD said to my lord,
“Sit here at my right
until I put your enemies under your feet.”
2From Zion the LORD will extend your royal power.
“Rule over your enemies,” he says.
3On the day you fight your enemies,
your people will volunteer.
Like the dew of early morning
your young men will come to you on the sacred hills.110.3 Verse 3 in Hebrew is unclear.
4110.4: Heb 5.6; 6.20; 7.17, 21The LORD made a solemn promise and will not take it back:
“You will be a priest for ever
in the priestly order of Melchizedek.”110.4 in… Melchizedek; or like Melchizedek; or in the line of succession to Melchizedek.
5The Lord is at your right side;
when he becomes angry, he will defeat kings.
6He will pass judgement on the nations
and fill the battlefield with corpses;
he will defeat kings all over the earth.
7The king will drink from the stream by the road,
and strengthened, he will stand victorious.
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