psalm 2 study notes

Ps 121 title On ascents see note at Ps 120 title. He that keepeth thee will not slumber.

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The kings - Herod and Pilate and others with or after them.

. 1 The rage of the Gentiles the vain imagination of people Jews and the antagonism. Set - The word denotes. This complements several other psalms.

He who sits in the heavens shall laugh. Psalm 121 Study Notes. The second Psalm gives the order of the establishment of the kingdom.

He who sits in the heavens shall laugh. The King and the Kingdom are the theme songs of the Psalms. Psalm 2 is often labelled a royal psalm because it refers to the King above all kings.

The first strophe begins with the psalmist observing the efforts of the nations and their leaders to resist the Lord and His Anointed. Psalms 18 20 21 45 72 89 101 110 132 and 144. For the LORD knows the way of the righteous but the way of the ungodly shall perish.

Barnes Notes on the Whole Bible. The LORD shall hold them in derision. God looks at the way man plots against.

1211-8 In this psalm the writer exploited the broad semantic range of the Hebrew verb shamar guard keep protect. The Apostle Peter saw in the opposition of Israels leaders to Jesus a parallel with the refusal of the nations leaders in. 4-6 The LORDs laugh from heaven.

In lament psalms attacks on the psalmist and attacks against God are closely linked and are often used as an appeal for God to act because of his own reputation. It is in six parts. In this psalm the way of the righteous and the way of.

The LORD shall hold them in derision. God looks at the way man plots against Him. Psalms 1 opened with a benediction and Psalms 2 closes with one.

They declare their desire to break away from the cords that. Psalms 1213 He will not suffer thy foot to be moved. Psalm 2 is twice as long consisting of four stanzas and 12 verses.

They declare their desire to break away from the cords that. On My holy hill of Zion. Psalms 1212 My help cometh from the LORD which made heaven and earth.

He has already decreed to install his supreme king at the holy mountain Zion. There are 150 psalms. In Act One 213 David raises the question about the.

The Messiah proclaims Gods. He that sitteth in the heavens - God represented as having his home his seat his throne in heaven and thence administering the affairs of the worldThis verse commences the second. Earth - So called in way of contempt and to shew their madness in opposing the God of heaven.

Acts 425-26 quotes Psalms 21-2 - After the priest captains of the temple and the Sadducees had threatened Peter and John for preaching Jesus and healing the lame man. The kings of the earth - This verse is designed to give a more specific form to the general statement in Psalms 21In the first verse the psalmist sees a. Christ the Messiah is prominent throughout.

The meaning of the. The Psalm is structured as a dramatic presentation in four acts. Psalm 24-6 The LORDs laugh from heaven.

The Lords scoffs at them and terrifies them in his anger. Verse six presents a key to understanding Psalm 1. The first strophe begins with the psalmist observing the efforts of the nations and their leaders to resist the Lord and His Anointed.

On My holy hill of Zion. The key word in the Book of Psalms is Hallelujah that is.

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