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Psalms 2:11 · BSB
2:11 Serve the LORD with fear, and rejoice with trembling.
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…long for that day when every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father. Let's pray fromPsalm chapter 2. Father, you promised that you have set your King Jesus on Zion, your holy hill. He rules from heaven. We believe and confess that Christ reigns…
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We're reading fromPsalm chapter 2. Why do the nations rage and the peoples plot in vain? The kings of the earth set themselves and the rulers take counsel together against the Lord…
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…have gone astray. We are all people who've sinned. We're all people who've rebelled against God. We all deserve to be crushed like the nations inPsalm chapter 2. And this king is not just going to crush. He's going to be crushed. He is going to receive the penalty of sin. That's why it says, verse 5, with…
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…And it refers specifically to the bringing forth of Jesus from the grave. It refers to his resurrection. So when Jesus declares his identity inPsalm chapter 2and verse 7, I will tell the decree, the Lord said to me, you are my son. Today I have begotten you. He is speaking to the future reality of his…
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Well, wonderful. Let me encourage you to grab a Bible or get the Word of God on your phone, whatever it is you do, and turn with me toPsalm chapter 2. Psalm 2, this is where we're going to be this morning, so let me encourage you to do everything that you can to get God's Word in front of you.…
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…presidents and princes and CEOs? That's the complicated question that this psalm asks and answers. And so we're going to turn to it now. We're inPsalm chapter 2, starting at verse 1. And remember that this is God's word. And God tells us in another part of the psalms that his word is a lamp to our feet and…
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…us beyond simply a fascinating and perhaps even encouraging history tale? I think it does. I think David himself thought so. Turn with me over toPsalm chapter 2. The second Psalm. I have said that this passage shows us God establishing his servant in Zion. Zion, Mount Zion, Jerusalem. Look what David says…
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…him in authority over the nations. This image there at the end of our section of breaking pots and ruling with a rod of iron actually comes fromPsalm chapter 2, Psalm number 2. And it's a picture, it's a very graphic picture, isn't it, in the Psalm of God's king ruling the world and putting down and…
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…12, which says, I will tell of the decree. For his wrath is quickly kindled. Blessed are all who take refuge in him. So there's this picture inPsalm chapter 2of the Son of God being the Christ, being the Messiah, the one that would come to judge. And we see in this Psalm a picture of redemption as well.…
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…defeat him, and you cannot destroy him. He has broken death, and he lives and reigns forever. And look what God says about this risen king. back toPsalm chapter 2. Two things. First, that this risen Jesus, he owns the nations, verse 8. Ask of me and I will make the nations your inheritance, the ends of the…
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…lunging towards a futile confrontation with the God of this universe, and I tell you that it will not be good. I'm reminded of what it says inPsalm chapter 2. Why do the nations rage and the heathen imagine a vain thing? Do you know what vain is? Stupid. I remember, and the image kind of stands out in my…
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