a20:41-44
b20:41
c20:42-43
dPs 110:1
e20:44
f2:11
gActs 10:36
hPsalm 110:1
iMark 14:62
jActs 2:34
k7:56
lRom 8:34
m1 Cor 15:25
nEph 1:20
oCol 3:1
pHeb 1:3
r8:1
s10:12-13
t1 Pet 3:22
uRev 3:21

‏ Luke 20:41-44

Summary for Luke 20:41-44: 20:41-44  a Having silenced his opponents, Jesus took the offensive in challenging the religious leaders’ concept of the Messiah. 20:41  b The Old Testament predicted that the Messiah would be a descendant of David (see study note on 18:38).
Summary for Luke 20:42-43: 20:42-43  c Jesus quotes Ps 110:1  d, which indicates that the Messiah is David’s Lord.
20:44  e Jesus asked why David addressed his son (i.e., his descendant) as his Lord. The implied answer was that the Messiah was more than just a human king descended from David. He is Lord of all (see 2:11  f; Acts 10:36  g). Psalm 110:1  h became an important text for the apostles, confirming Jesus’ identity as the Son of God (see Mark 14:62  i; Acts 2:34  j; 7:56  k; Rom 8:34  l; 1 Cor 15:25  m; Eph 1:20  n; Col 3:1  o; Heb 1:3  p, 13  q; 8:1  r; 10:12-13  s; 1 Pet 3:22  t; Rev 3:21  u).
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