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Psalms 89:27 · BSB
89:27 I will indeed appoint him as My firstborn, the highest of the kings of the earth.
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…was born. I'm the oldest of all of my siblings, and so therefore I am the firstborn. But that is not what it means here. It's referring to rank.Psalm chapter 89, verse 27. David is called God's firstborn, but we know last series that David was the youngest of eight kids. So what does this mean? It can't mean position…
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…born son. It's they were his cherished people, his chosen ones, and God the Son is especially so. And also in the passage that was read earlier inPsalm 89, verse 27, it's used as a title for the coming Messiah. Verse 27, Psalm 89 says I will make him my first born higher than the kings of the earth. So Jesus is…
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…Paul reminds us again that so much of our faith takes place in our mind. Referring to Jesus as the firstborn of all creation is a direct link toPsalm 89:27. And I will make him the firstborn, the highest of the kings of the earth. Now personally I believe this is where Paul is preaching to himself…
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…here, carries with it the concept of position, rank, or prominence. So an example of that would be when we look at King David in Psalm 89.Psalm 89 verse 27. King David is referred to as the firstborn of the kings of the earth. Now, here's what history, here's what the Bible, here's what we know about…
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…since this entire passage is focusing on christ's supremacy not his pre-existence we see that word firstborn being used in this way of ranking inpsalm 89 verse 27and 29 where god proclaims of david of king david and i will make him the firstborn the highest of the kings of the earth i will establish his…
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…any point in time when Jesus was created. See, in the Bible, the word _firstborn_ has multiple uses. I think the most helpful one in this moment isPsalm 89:27. Listen to what God says about King David. He says, **"And I will make him the firstborn, the highest of the kings of the earth."** Now, for those…
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…He's the first created thing. And so they'll say that Jesus was created and then through him everything else was created. But you have to come toPsalm 89, verse 27, to show them that first born doesn't need to mean first to come into existence. It can also mean preeminence to be above, to be elevated. And this…
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…well, it's a position of authority over all creation. And the example that you can find in your notes is found in your notes. It's talking aboutPsalm 89, verse 27. There's a reference there where it's talking about how David was made the firstborn, even though he was born last, right? David was the youngest.…
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…way that Psalm 89, 27 thinks. If you want to turn there, let me show you how firstborn is being used. It's on page 587 of your pew Bibles. This isPsalm 89, verse 27. God is speaking about David. And I, God, will make him, David, the firstborn. Do you remember, David was the youngest of seven sons of Jesse.…
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…one, exalted above all creation because it's under his control. The first readers as they got this letter would probably have thought back toPsalm 89 verse 27where it says this, And I will appoint him to be my firstborn, the most exalted of the kings of the earth. Psalm 89 is full of messianic promises.…
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…He is the one through whom all created things came to be. That's not what firstborn means. Firstborn is a title of authority, and we see it inPsalm 89, verse 27, talking about the Messiah. And I will make him, the Messiah, the firstborn, the highest of the kings of the earth. It is a title of authority. He…
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…anywhere in the passage like you do in some other texts that are clear that God's making a covenant. But we're going to sing it after the sermon,Psalm 89, verses 27and 28, call 2 Samuel 7, God's covenant with David. Now a covenant is when God makes an unbreakable relationship with human beings and he attaches…
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