What is Psalms 2 a brief outline of?
Psalms 2 provides a brief outline of the Old Testament prophetic program given to the Jew. It depicts the Gentiles raging, the people imagining a vain thing, and the kings and rulers of Israel conspiring together, including the crucifixion carried out by Romans at Jewish demand.
Les explains that Psalms chapter 2 gives the brief outline of the Old Testament prophetic program given to the Jew. He notes the heathen or Gentiles rage, and the people—the Jews, since only two groups exist in humanity—imagine a vain thing. The kings of the earth and rulers of Israel set themselves together to counsel. Though Peter blames the Jew in Acts chapter 2, Les reminds us the Romans carried out the crucifixion; the Jews demanded it, but the Romans executed it. They acted in consort.
Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing?
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What does Psalm 2 outline about the Old Testament prophetic program?
Psalms chapter 2 gives a brief outline of the Old Testament prophetic program that was given to the Jew.