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Psalm 2: God Wins

I) Background

A) Individual psalms were written for ______________ occasions.


B) Psalms were assembled to give exiled believers words of lament and praise that are appropriate _______________ to God.


C) Psalm 2 was probably written for the ___________ ceremony of a king.


D) It reminded God’s people that His ___________ Messiah would come.


E) Psalms gives believers appropriate words of lament and praise as we wait for Jesus’ 2nd coming.


II) Stanza 1: God's people will face opposition.

What situations in your life that make you ask why is this happening God?


A) Evil will __________ together and attack God.


B) The root of evil is selfish ______________. People thinking they are their own masters.


III) Stanza 2: God's is not intimidated by their rebellion.
A) God laughs at their pretentious __________________.


B) Their actions also stir up God’s rebuke and ______________.


IV) Stanza 3: God's Anointed Son promises future deliverance!
A) The Anointed King is God’s ___________.


B) The whole world will _____________ to him some day.


C) They will completely eradicate __________.


D) New Testament writers quote this psalm to prove that Christ is the promised ________________.

1) The phrase “You are my son” is used at Christ’s __________ and the transfiguration.


2) Peter & John tie Psalm 2:1,2 to _________ & Pilot in Acts 4:25-29.


3) John uses the images of Psalm 2:9 to describe Jesus in Revelation when he comes again to _____________ the new heavens and earth.


V) Stanza 4: The psalmist urges all to submit and take refuge in the Savior.


To take refuge in God means to depend on God, to trust God, to entrust one’s life and future to God.

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