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Psalms 2:1 · BSB
2:1 Why do the nations rage and the peoples plot in vain?
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…reign and His rule as deity in Isaiah 9, but I want you to see how the Father addresses the Son, how the Father addresses this one who would rule.Psalm 2:1–3: “Why are the nations in an uproar and the peoples devising a vain thing? The kings of the earth take their stand and the rulers take counsel…
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…rage, the Lord reigns, God's people remember, all people must respond. First, we see that the nations rage. Now look there to verse 1 with me,Psalm chapter 2, verse 1. David asks this question, Why do the nations rage and the peoples plot in vain? The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel…
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…God's purposes are never thwarted and God's King, the Lord Jesus Christ, continues to reign supremely in heaven. So let's sing these verses fromPsalm 2, verses 1 to 8to God's praise. Psalm 2, Psalm 2, Psalm 2, Psalm 2, Why rage the heathen and faint things? Why do the people mind? Kings of the earth do set…
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…take their stand against the Lord and challenge His anointed one. Let us break off their chains from us. With their restraints, let us be done.Psalm 2, verses 1 to 6to God's praise. Why do the heathen nations rage? Why do the peoples plot in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity, a ruler's kings combine in…
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…sin, we pray. In Jesus' name we ask it. Amen. We're going to sing now in Psalm 2. And this is from Psalm 2. And we're going to sing verses 1 to 7.Psalm 2, verses 1 to 7. That's on page 2. Why do the heathen rage? Why do the peoples plot in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity. Her rulers join against God's reign.…
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…and then we'll get into the message. Alright. So I'm chapter 2 is probably very familiar. You probably recognize this at least parts of it. ButPsalm chapter 2 verse 1, says, why do the Heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing and that sounds like a really good verse, right? But what does it mean to talk…
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…Amen. May God once again bless to us. Reading of his holy word. Let's sing again this time from Psalm number 2. Let's sing Psalms on page 2,Psalm 2, verses 1 to 6. The tune is before the throne. Why do the heathen nations rage? Why do the peoples plot in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity. Her rulers join…
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…king. Just as Satan had caused Adam to rebel against God's rule, so the conflict continues. We can imagine Satan still lurking in the background.Psalm 2, verse 1. Why do the nations conspire and the peoples plot in vain? The kings of the earth rise up and the rulers band together against who? Against the…
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…God breathed and beneficial for, right? And so what do they do? They're quoting scripture here. They're actually quoting a messianic psalm out ofPsalm 2, verses 1 through 2. And here's what they quote, right? They say, Who through the mouth of our father David, right, the psalmist, your servant, said by the Holy…
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…let's end on a really really positive note okay Psalm one Psalm one is one of the great chapters of the Bible excuse me Psalm 2 I want to look atPsalm 2 verse 1Psalm 2 verse 1 about the end times and how God views what's happening why do the nations rage and the people plot a vain thing isn't everything…
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…with one another, we can also confer with God himself through prayer. That's the power we have access to. And the disciples explicitly quotePsalm chapter 2, verses 1 to 2, and verses 25 to 26. But in addition to that, they also echo the language of several other psalms in their prayer. So first, the way they address…
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…God, look at it now, who through the mouth of our father David, your servant, said by the Holy Spirit. And here the early church, they quote uhPsalm 2, verses 1and 2, which they understand correctly as a prophecy that pointed ahead to the events of the cross, events that were very recent and current to…
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…Because by faith, we are united to the risen and the exalted Jesus. Now let's close singing one of those psalms that reminds us of Jesus as King.Psalm 2, verses 1 to 7, and then verse 12. Why do the heathen nations rage? Why do the peoples glut in vain? Earth's kings combine in enmity. Her rulers join against…
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…but he's also enthroned in heaven. King of the world, creator of the universe. Like us looking down at ants. Jesus, Lord Jesus, looks down on us.Psalm chapter 2, verses 1 through 6, say this. Why do the nations conspire and the peoples plot in vain? The kings of earth rise up, and the rulers band together against the Lord and…
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…his sovereign purposes working out. They understood that what was happening was the fulfillment of what God had said would happen. And they citePsalm chapter 2 verses 1 through 2. See the sovereign Lord, verse 25, who through the mouth of our father David, who penned Psalm 2, you, your servant, said by the Holy Spirit. So…
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