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Psalm 110

Dauid prophecieth of the power and euerlaſting kingdome giuē to Chriſt. 4 And of his Prieſthode, which ſhulde put an end to the Prieſthode of Leui.
¶ A Pſalme of Dauid.
1.THe Lord ſaid vnto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, vntil I make thine enemies thy fotetoole.
2.The Lord ſhal ſend the rod of thy power out of Zión: be thou ruler in the middes of thine enemies.
3.Thy people ſhal come willingly at the time of aſſembling: thine armie in holie beautie: the youth of thy wombe ſhalbe as the morning dewe.
4.The Lord ſware and wil not repent, Thou art a Prieſt for euer after the ordre of Melchi-zédek.
5.The Lord, that is at thy right hand, ſhal wounde Kings in the daie of his wrath.
6.He ſhalbe Iudge among the heathen: he ſhal fil all with dead bodies, and ſmite the head ouer great countreis.
7.He ſhal drinke of the brooke in ye waie: therefore ſhal he lift vp his head.

Notes

1:a.
Ieſus Chriſt in the two & twentie of Mat. giueth the interpretacion hereof, & ſheweth yt this cā not properly be applied vnto Dauid, but to him ſelf.
2:b.
And thence it ſhal ſtretch through all the worlde: & this power chiefly ſtandeth in the preaching of his worde.
3:c.
By thy worde thy people ſhalbe aſſembled into thy Church, whoſe increaſe ſhalbe ſo abundant & wonderful, as the drops of the dewe.
4:*.
2 Chro. 26. 18.
4:d.
As Melchi-zédek ye figure of Chriſt was bothe King & Prieſt: ſo the effect can not be accompliſhed in anie King, ſaue onely in Chriſt.
6:e.
No power ſhalbe able to reſiſt him.
7:f.
Vnder this ſimilitude of a captaine, that is ſo gredie to deſtroye his enemies, that he wil not ſcarſe drinke by the waie, he ſheweth how God wil deſtroy his enemies.