In this chapter David declares that the Messiah will be anointed by God and will sit on the throne of David, showing that the king will be a servant of the Lord. He also says the Messiah will bring peace to Israel and will not be a man but a divine figure. The passage emphasizes God's sovereignty over kingship and the coming of a promised ruler.
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Psalms 8:1Matthew 22:42Matthew 22:43Matthew 22:44Matthew 22:45Matthew 22:46Mark 12:35Mark 12:36Mark 12:37Luke 22:41Mark 16:19Acts 2:34
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Exodus 7:19Exodus 8:5Micah 7:14Matthew 28:18Matthew 28:19Matthew 28:20Acts 2:34Acts 2:35Acts 2:36Acts 2:37Romans 1:16I Corinthians 1:23
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Psalms 22:27Psalms 22:28Judges 5:2Acts 2:41Romans 11:2Romans 11:3Romans 11:4Romans 11:5Romans 11:6II Corinthians 8:1II Corinthians 8:2II Corinthians 8:3
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Cross-references
Psalms 110:1Psalms 16:8Mark 16:19Acts 2:34Acts 2:35Acts 2:36Acts 7:55Acts 7:56Psalms 2:2Psalms 2:3Psalms 2:4Psalms 2:5
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I Samuel 2:10Isaiah 2:4Isaiah 11:3Isaiah 42:1Isaiah 42:4Isaiah 51:5Joel 3:12Joel 3:13Joel 3:14Joel 3:15Joel 3:16Micah 4:3