What an amazing transition. The one who had felt in anguish that God “hearest not” (v2), now came to proclaim openly that God “had heard” (v21) and that he would be saved from the power of his enemies.
Yet the opening phrase of Psalm 22:22 uses the future tense; “I will declare”…
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The Son of God ministered before mankind as a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief (Isa 53:3). “I am in trouble” said the psalmist portraying the spirit of Christ in its stark reality, “mine eye is consumed with grief, yea, my soul and my belly. For my life is spent with grief, and…
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This quotation is the summary in Hebrews of the weakness of the Law of Moses in respect to its sacrifices. It is one of several passages in which the Mosaic code of Divine worship is spoken of as a temporary tool of education and not intended to be the permanent institution. It was a shadow of the t…
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