Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8|        eternal king. My servant David shall be a prince in the
 2 1,8|       in Mine ordinances... And David My servant shall be their
 3 1,8|       Christ was of the seed of David, that Christ's Apostles
 4 4,3|         that Abraham, Moses and David all knew the wilderness,
 5 4,3|        people more readily from David than the suggestion, true
 6 5,3|        the families of Saul and David, who were certainly never
 7 5,3|       cf. also 8:30), Beeliada, David’s son (IChron. 14:7) — cf.
 8 6,7|       by Ahaz and “the house of David” (7:13) in favour of an
 9 6,9|        but also to the house of David (“The Lord Himself shall
10 6,9|         future, for the tree of David has been cut down, the shoot
11 6,5|          For detailed study see David Baron: The Servant of Jehovah.).~
12 6,8|        human lawlessness.~ King David also described the sufferings
13 6,8|      person in this psalm, King David could not write about himself
14 6,8| fountain opened to the house of David and to the inhabitants of
15 6,9|   results of His ordeals.~ King David also predicted the resurrection