At the height of the old covenant, David confidently penned Psalm 110, knowing that God would subdue the enemy. David, however, looked to One greater than himself who would destroy the enemies of God, either by wrath or grace. He looked to the Priestly King!
At the height of the old covenant, David confidently penned Psalm 110, knowing that God would subdue the enemy. David, however, looked to One greater than himself who would destroy the enemies of God, either by wrath or grace. He looked to the Priestly King!
We should be overwhelmed by God's knowledge, presence, and awareness of all things. God's knowledge is perfect, and through his special presence, he governs all matters.
The Christian life is one of conflict on every level--from our own sin to the struggle of loving others to the battle against the wickedness of the world. Christians must be involved in all of it.
Christ sets for us a pattern of suffering, which is foreshadowed in David and shared in by Christians. Yet it is through the most profound suffering that God brings about the greatest glory.
Nov 16, 2022Week 10: Typology in the Mosaic Covenant