What does David speak about prophetically in the Psalms quoted in Acts 2?
In the Psalms quoted in Acts 2, David speaks prophetically of Christ's coming, His death, and His resurrection. This was not yet the salvation of Gentiles, but so everything could be fulfilled for Him to be Israel's Redeemer, and for Israel to pass it out to surrounding nations and be priests.
Les explains that in the verses between 25 and 30, he goes back into the Psalms and quotes David. David speaks prophetically concerning Christ's coming, His death, and His resurrection, but not as yet as the salvation of Gentiles. It was only so that everything could be fulfilled, so He could be the Redeemer of Israel, and Israel could pass it out to those nations around them and be priests.
For David speaketh concerning him, I foresaw the Lord always before my face, for he is on my right hand, that I should not be moved:
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