Were Jesus's brothers born of another woman?
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NET, which renders the Hebrew word adoni properly in English, contains an excellent note on Psalm 110:1.
Yahweh is speaking in a prophetic oracle to the Ideal Davidic King, the Messiah.
“Yahweh says to [Jesus of Nazareth] …”, not “Yahweh says to [Yahweh] …”.
Psalms 110
“For indeed the day is coming, burning like a furnace, and all the arrogant evildoers will be chaff. The coming day will burn them up,” says the Lord who rules over all. “It will not leave even a root or branch. But for you who respect my name, the sun of vindication will rise with healing...
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Yahweh is speaking in a prophetic oracle to the Ideal Davidic King, the Messiah.
“Yahweh says to [Jesus of Nazareth] …”, not “Yahweh says to [Yahweh] …”.
Thanks Lambano!Here's a couple of Wikipedia articles.
It looks like Kenosis is emptying yourself, and Theosis is becoming like God. Or like Christ, if you will.
This is from the New Advent Encyclopedia, in case you're interested.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Kenosis
A term derived from the discussion as to the real meaning of Phil. 2:6
Psalm 110:1 The LORD (Yehovah) said unto my Lord (adoni), Sit thou at my right hand
Psalm 110:5 The Lord (Adonai) at thy right hand shall strike through kings in the day of his wrath.
So you are saying that "my Lord" (adoni) in Psalm 110:1 at the LORD (Yehovah's) right hand is not the same Lord (Adonai) at thy right hand in Psalm 110:5?
The English translation in verse 1 is incorrect. The correct Eglish rendering is “my lord”. Capitalizing the “L” is done when the Hebrew word is Adonai, not when the Hebrew word is adoni. You are correct when you say in parentheses that the word is adoni.
The positions have been reversed in verse 5. In verse 1, the king is sitting at God’s right hand. In verse 5, God is at the king’s right hand.
You are totally losing me on that last one, so God the Father is at Jesus right hand and Jesus is no longer at the right hand of the Father?
Verily,,,,I'm following along since this is a very quoted verse.
I believe Psalm 110:5 is speaking about the Messiah.....Lord.
But what do you say that this means?:
Psalm 110:5
The Lord stands at your right hand to protect you.....
It would be The Lord (Messiah) stands at the right hand of whom??
God?
The population the Messiah will conquer?
Certainly God (LORD) does not need any protection?
Thanks.
In verse 5, the Father is at Jesus’ right hand.
Adonai is the God and Father of our lord (Heb. adoni) Jesus Messiah.
Jesus is presently sitting at the right hand of his God and Father, just as verse 1 of the prophecy said that he would.
Verse 5 shouldn’t throw us. God is always at the right hand of those whom he supports and is working through.
M,,,,,are we not suppose to pay attention to LORD or Lord?
In verse 1 GOD is saying to Messiah SIT AT MY RIGHT HAND
In verse 5 The Messiah is sitting at the right hand of GOD
WHY does one of my bibles state, in verse 5, that Messiah stands at the right hand of GOD to protect Him?
(I think it was the NLT....I really use the NASB for study which does not have this protection sentence).
I have,
Psalm 110:5 The Lord at thy right hand shall strike through kings in the day of his wrath.
I have Messiah for verse 5.
Really, when someone is at the right hand of someone.....
It's the "someone" that has the authority...
not the person at their right hand.....
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Correct! There are many lords in Scripture (but the word “LORD” applies exclusively to YHWH). Jesus’ God is also sometimes called lord, as in this case.
REV translation makes it clear what is happening in the text.
O Lord, at your right hand
is he who will shatter kings in the day of his wrath.
In V1, the LORD YHWH is speaking to the lord Jesus. In V5, the author of Ps 110, David, is speaking. And he is speaking to the LORD YHWH referring to him as lowercase, lord.
Ditto for the NASB....
Psalm 110:5 seems to me to be Messiah....Lord.
“The Lord“ is God the Father, Yahweh.
Who is ”thy”? The Meesiah, the Son of God, Jesus of Nazareth.
I don't know if @Verily will agree....
in every bible I checked Lord means Jesus Messiah and LORD means God Father.
God is at “thy,” the Messiah’s, right hand in verse 5.
Messiah is sitting at the right hand of God in verse 1. The Messiah doesn’t have authority over Yahweh. Yahweh has authority over Jesus.
LORD (the standard English rendering of the Tetragrammaton) is God the Father. LORD / YHWH/ Yahweh is the God of Israel. LORD isn’t Jesus.
It’s “lord,” not “Lord,” which means Jesus Messiah.
I havent checked every bible, I typically regard the LORD as the Father and the Lord as Jesus Christ. Thats why I color coded my posts between them earlier to make that distinction I was making more obvious.
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