What did David write about the crucifixion and resurrection in the Psalms?
David wrote in the Psalms a perfect picture of the crucifixion and, around 1,000 B.C., also wrote concerning Christ’s resurrection. Those prophecies were veiled, requiring the apostle Paul to bring them into the open, but they were already there according to the Scriptures.
Les explains that David wrote in the Psalms a perfect picture of the crucifixion, and about 1,000 B.C. he wrote concerning His resurrection. This was in veiled language, so it took this apostle to bring it out into the open. It was all back there, and that is why Paul mentions that the Gospel came about according to the Scriptures, including that He arose again the third day according to the Scriptures. That is the Gospel Paul received and took to Corinth. The teaching also notes that the Old Testament writers were real, flesh-and-blood people whose writings were found, written 1,000, 1,500, or 2,000 years before Christ came, while the Sovereign God was in complete control.