The One Who Fights For You and I
Psalm 2 and 3 have been amazing to read and study! We often hear preachers talk about the Psalms in beautiful words. The way the poetry comes to life and draws us into the Scripture so that we can experience God in very intimate way is a blessing that is only experienced by those who have "taken refuge in Him" (Psalm 2:12). Psalm 2 : God laughs and mocks and consider it vanity for that which is wicked to conspire against God's people. God has a King whom he has placed on his holy hill of Zion. God has told David that he is God's Son (implying divine annointing) and that God has made him to be king of His people. [Reference to Biblical theology here, the Son can refer to David and/or the Messiah.] God will subdue the nations and give them to David as his possessions. David, strengthened by God, will break and smash to pieces his enemies, like a potter and his clay. Thus, the warning is to the nations and all whom are against God. The plea is to kiss, ...