The Messianic Psalms
The Messianic Psalms: The Songs the New Testament Reads of Christ
Long before the Gospels, Israel sang. And the New Testament writers, and Jesus Himself, again and again reach back into the Psalms to speak of the Christ: the anointed Son, the forsaken sufferer, the priest forever, the stone the builders rejected. Each page below takes one psalm, shows how the New Testament reads it of Jesus, and labels honestly how direct the connection is.
Psalm 2: The Anointed SonPsalm 2:7Psalm 8: The Son of Man CrownedPsalm 8:4Psalm 16: Not Abandoned to the GravePsalm 16:10Psalm 22: My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken MePsalm 22:1Psalm 40: I Come to Do Thy WillPsalm 40:7Psalm 45: Thy Throne, O God, Is For EverPsalm 45:6Psalm 69: The Zeal of Thy HousePsalm 69:9Psalm 110: Sit Thou at My Right HandPsalm 110:1Psalm 118: The Stone the Builders RejectedPsalm 118:22Psalm 23: The LORD My ShepherdPsalm 23:1
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