What does Psalm 110 say about Christ's ascension?
Psalm 110 depicts Christ's ascension as His sitting at the Father's right hand, with the promise that His enemies will be made His footstool. This exaltation follows His rejection and crucifixion, marking His heavenly session until the time when He will return to establish the kingdom.
Les explains that Psalm 110 specifically describes Christ's ascension: the invitation to sit at the Father's right hand until His enemies are made His footstool. This ascension follows the rejection and crucifixion described in Psalm 2, after which comes an undetermined period, then the seven years of tribulation from Daniel, and finally the King's return so Israel can have the Kingdom. Les notes that the Church Age is absent from this Old Testament outline because it was a secret held in the mind of God until revealed.