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Inasmuch as I know not man's learning, I will enter into the mighty works of the Lord.
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Thy throne shall be established for ever. In this was recognised from the first something more than a mere promise of the long continuance of the crown in the family of the son of Jesse. It carried with it some special sanction and {44} blessing over and above the ordinary Divine authority of heaven-anointed kings. The words
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I will be his Father, and he shall be My son seemed to imply a peculiar and unique relationship between God Himself, the true King of Israel, and His earthly representative. The comment ascribed to David himself is significant:
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Is this the manner of _man_, O Lord God?
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and that the seed of David will be unnumbered
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(Jer. xxxiii.). Ezekiel from his far-off exile {45} by the waters of Babylon, while he proclaims the Divine sentence against the degenerate son of David--
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Remove the mitre, and take off the crown: this shall be no more: ... I will overturn, overturn, overturn it, ... until He come Whose right it is --predicts the time when Judah and Ephraim shall be one, and
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David My servant shall be their prince for ever (Ezek. xxi. 26, 27, xxxvii. 15-28). Haggai, in the days of the Return, continues the promise to the uncrowned prince, Zerubbabel--
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I have chosen thee, saith the Lord of hosts
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Thus the 2nd Psalm tells triumphantly of the Divine
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