Psalm 110:1 Explained: “The LORD Said to My Lord” | Jesus at God’s Right Hand | Pastor J. Dan Gill

What does it really mean that Jesus is seated at the right hand of God? In this message we walk through Psalm 110:1 (“The LORD said to my Lord…”) and show why this verse becomes one of the most quoted and referenced passages in the New Testament.

We explore the biblical distinction between Yahweh (“the LORD”) and David’s Lord (“my lord”), and why Scripture presents the Messiah as the one God raises, exalts, and seats at His right hand—an honored position of authority and rulership. This is not a vague phrase or a theological slogan. It’s a central framework for New Testament faith: Jesus died, God raised him from the dead, and God placed him at His right hand.

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J. Dan Gill is the Editor in Chief of 21st Century Reformation - https://21stcr.org/ , published author of the book The One - In Defense of God, and one of the pastors of Higher Ground church in Nashville, Tennessee.

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