Eschatological Passages of Psalms 72

Eschatological Passages of Psalms 72

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David wrote Psalms 72 just prior to his death. I Kings 2 mentions that David is about to die.

970 BC The Gibeonites Avenged 2 Samuel 21; David's Song of Deliverance 2 Samuel 22; David's Last Song 2 Samuel 23; David's Psalm of Steadfastness (2Sa 23) Psalm 108; David Counts the Fighting Men 2 Samuel 24; David's last days 1 Chronicles 28, 29; 1 Kings 1, 2; David's Psalm of Salvation (1Ki 2) Psalm 37

968 BC Sabbath Year (Shemitah)

Give the King Your Justice

Psa 72:1 A Psalm for Solomon (Written after Solomon's second formal dressing, I Chron 29:23 (971 BC). The year before David's death). Give (1Ch_22:12-13, 1Ch_29:19; 2Ch_1:10; Isa_11:2; Joh_3:34; Heb_1:8-9) the king (ie. David; Jesus; 1Ki_2:1-4; Jer_23:5-6) thy judgments (just decisions (of David regarding Solomon)), O God, and thy righteousness (i.e. in all his (Solomon's ) judgments, according to (1Ki_3:5-9. 1Ch_29:19, and 1Ch_28:5, 1Ch_28:7) unto the king's son (Solomon; but to be yet fulfilled in Christ).

Day of the Lord/Day of Judgment

Psa 72:2 He shall (Psa_72:12-14, Psa_45:6-7; Isa_11:3-5, Isa_32:1, Isa_32:17; Jer_33:15; Rev_19:11) judge thy people with righteousness (rule in righteousness), and thy poor (oppressed; Psa_70:5; Psa_12:5, Psa_82:3-4; Job_34:19) with judgment (justice).

Day of the Lord is a day of Darkness and distress. Rev 19:11 refers to Armageddon.

     Day of Trumpet to Day of Atonement over a one year period for the Trumpet and Bowl Judgments of Revelation. The rapture can be before the Trumpet Judgments or the Bowl Judgments. The Bowl Judgments can begin at Feast of First Fruits or Pentecost or even the Day of Trumpet.

     The window for Sun of Righteousness (Nibiru) is 2015-2020, but a closer one is 2017-2018, January to October, January to April, May to October. The Trumpet and Bowl judgments can be poured out over a 7 month period, 8.5 month period, 9 month period or even a 12 month period. Matthew 24 says these days are shorten for the sake of the Elect so that refers to one year or less and not 7 years as Christians teach. The last 3.5 years is shorten to one year. For one year we have: The Flood; Exodus Plague 1-10 (5.5 months) to Pentcost =8.5 months; Deut 24:5; Isa 34:8; Isa 61:1-2; Isa 63:4; Psalms 117-118; Jhn 6:39, 40, 44, 54 where last day = last year. Axial pole shift is on the Day of Rapture or Day of Trumpet 10 days before Armageddon but Rev 6:12-17; Isa 24:1 is the wrath of God and this is before the Trumpet Judgments of Revelation. This coinsides with the Day of Rapture.

     The Day of the Lord began on the Day of Trumpet in 2017 and ends on the Day of Atonement in 2018 according to Isaiah with Armageddon. Stars Fall, Burning Stone, Millstone, Plague of Hail.

The Sun is 5778 Kelvin in heat which is 9941 Fahrenheit. The Prime Factors of 5778: 2 x3 x107 For example, 5778 can be divided by 2: 5778 / 2 = 2 889.

2018 CE Deut 32:25 The sword without, and terror within, shall destroy both the young man and the virgin, the suckling also with the man of gray hairs. War (Ezekiel 38-39 War?) ends on the Day of Atonement with Marriage of the groom and Bride and then Armageddon. There are 5 days of grace and then the Messianic Kingdom/Millennium begins (Psalm 118). Some believe the great tribulation ends here and the Millennial Temple is dedicated by Yeshua at Chanukkah.

Psa 72:3 The mountains (Psa_72:16; Isa_32:16-17, Isa_52:7; Eze_34:13-14; Joe_3:18) shall bring peace (prosperity) to the people, and the little hills, by righteousness (Psa_85:10-11, Psa_96:11-13, Psa_98:8-9; Dan_9:24).

Dan 9:24 refers to 70 weeks (Feast of Weeks/years). Jer_25:11 And this whole land shall be a desolation, and an astonishment; and these nations shall serve the king of Babylon seventy years.

Jer_25:12 And it shall come to pass, when seventy years are accomplished, that I will punish the king of Babylon, and that nation, saith the LORD, for their iniquity, and the land of the Chaldeans, and will make it perpetual desolations.

Jer_29:10 For thus saith the LORD, That after seventy years be accomplished at Babylon I will visit you, and perform my good word toward you, in causing you to return to this place.

Psa 90:10 The days of our years are threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labour and sorrow; for it is soon cut off, and we fly away. 

1947+70=2017. 1948+70=2018.

Psa 72:4 He shall judge (vindicate; Psa_72:12-14, Psa_109:31; Isa_11:4; Eze_34:15-16; Zec_11:7, Zec_11:11; Mat_11:5) the poor of the people, he shall save the children (sons) of the needy, and shall break (Psa_2:9, Psa_94:5; Job_19:2, Job_34:24; Pro_20:26; Jer_51:20-23) in pieces the oppressor (Isa_9:4, Isa_51:12-13; Dan_2:34-35; Zec_9:8-10; Rev_18:6-8, Rev_18:20, Rev_18:24, Rev_19:2).

The references refer to Babylon the Great and Religious Babylon.

Psa 72:5 They shall (1Sa_12:18; 1Ki_3:28) fear thee as long (Psa_72:7, Psa_72:17, Psa_89:29, Psa_89:36-37; Isa_9:7; Dan_2:44, Dan_7:14, Dan_7:27; Luk_1:32-33; 1Co_15:24-25; Eph_3:21; Rev_11:15) as the sun and moon endure, throughout all generations.

Psa 72:6 He shall come down like (Deu_32:2; 2Sa_23:4; Pro_16:15, Pro_19:12; Isa_5:6, Isa_14:3-5; Eze_34:23-26; Hos_6:3, Hos_14:5-7) rain (Compare 2Sa_23:4) upon the mown grass: as showers that water the earth.

Millennium/Messianic Kingdom/Feast of Tabernacles

Psa 72:7 In his days (Psa_132:15-18; Isa_11:6-9, Isa_32:3-8, Isa_32:15-20, Isa_35:1-10, Isa_54:11-17, Isa_55:10-13; Isa_60:1, Isa_60:22, Isa_61:3-6, Isa_61:10-11; Mal_4:2; Act_4:32) shall the righteous flourish; and abundance (1Ki_4:25; 1Ch_22:8-9; Isa_2:4, Isa_9:6-7; Dan_2:44; Luk_1:33, Luk_2:14; Eph_2:14-17) of peace so long as the moon endureth (until there is no moon.

Psa 72:8 He shall (Psa_2:8, Psa_80:11, Psa_89:25, Psa_89:36; Exo_23:31; 1Ki_4:21-24; Zec_9:10; Rev_11:15) have dominion also from sea to sea (From the Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf), and from the river (Euphrates) unto the ends of the earth (Psa_22:27-28) .

Psa 72:9 They that dwell in the wilderness shall bow before him; and his enemies (Psa_2:9, Psa_21:8-9, Psa_110:1, Psa_110:6; Luk_19:27) shall lick (Isa_49:23; Mic_7:17) the dust.

Psa 72:10 The kings of Tarshish and of the isles (coastlands, or maritime countries) shall bring presents: the kings of Sheba and Seba (On the east and south) shall offer gifts (bring their presents; Psa_45:12, Psa_68:29; 1Ki_10:1, 1Ki_10:10, 1Ki_10:25; 2Ch_9:21; Isa_43:6, Isa_49:7, Isa_60:3, Isa_60:6, Isa_60:9; Mat_2:11).

Psa 72:11 Yea, all kings (Psa_2:10-12, Psa_138:4-5; Isa_49:22-23; Rev_11:15, Rev_17:14, Rev_21:24, Rev_21:26) shall fall down before him: all nations (Psa_86:9; Isa_11:9, Isa_54:5; Rom_11:25; Rev_20:1-6) shall serve him.

Psa 2:10-12 has a little wrath = a short time of wrath (not 7 years). The rest refers to the millennium.

Psa 72:12 For (Psa_72:4, Psa_10:17, Psa_82:3-4, Psa_102:17, Psa_102:20; Job_29:12; Isa_41:17; Luk_4:18, Luk_7:22; 2Co_8:9; Heb_7:25; Rev_3:17-18) he shall deliver the needy (a helpless one. Hebrew. ’ebyon; Prov 6:11) when he crieth; the poor also, and him (Ecc_4:1; Isa_63:4-5) that hath no helper.

Isa 63:4 is a day = a year of vengeance.

Psa 72:13 He shall spare the poor (impoverished. Hebrew. Dal.) and needy, and shall save (Psa_109:31; Job_5:15-16; Eze_34:16; Mat_5:3, Mat_18:11; Jas_2:5-6) the souls (Hebrew. Nephesh) of the needy.

Psa 72:14 He shall (Psa_25:22, Psa_130:8; Gen_48:16; 2Sa_4:9; Luk_1:68-75; Tit_2:14) redeem (Hebrew. ga’al. Exo_6:6; Exo_13:13) their soul (them, or their life. Hebrew. Nephesh) from deceit and violence: and precious (Psa_116:15; Mat_23:30-36; 1Th_2:15-16; Rev_6:9-11, Rev_17:6, Rev_18:20-24, Rev_19:2) shall their blood be in his sight.

Exod 6:6 is a part of the 4 questions recited at the Passover Sedar and is a reference to the 4 cups in the Sedar Meal.

Psa 72:15 And he (Psa_21:4; Joh_11:25, Joh_14:19; 1Jn_1:2; Rev_1:18) shall live (The accent (rebia) on "he" marks it as emphatic, and as to be distinguished from the plurals of the preceding verses, and rendered "they". It is in Psa_72:10 and in Psa_72:15 that we have the poor, and their gifts to Him. He, the Head, delivers and saves them; and they, in Psa_72:15, bring to Him a liberal hand, a praying heart, and a praising tongue) (live: live for ever. Lev_18:5) , and to him (1Ki_10:14; Mat_2:11) shall be given (Solomon the type (1Ki_10:2, 1Ki_10:10; 2Ch_9:1). Fulfillment in Christ the Antitype) of the gold (precious gifts; Isa 60:6) of Sheba: prayer (Psa_72:19, Psa_45:4; Mat_6:10, Mat_21:9; Joh_16:23-24; 1Co_1:2-3; 2Co_13:14; 1Th_3:11; 2Ti_4:22; Heb_10:19-22) also shall be made for/to him continually; and daily (all the day; Joh_5:23; Php_2:11; 2Pe_3:18; Jud_1:25; Rev_1:5-6, Rev_5:8-14) shall he be praised.

Psa 72:16 There (Job_8:7; Isa_30:23, Isa_32:15; 1Co_3:6-9; Rev_7:9) shall be an handful (abundance) of corn in the earth upon (Isa_2:2-3) the top of the mountains; the fruit (Psa_92:12-14; Isa_29:17, Isa_35:2; Hos_14:5-7) thereof shall shake like Lebanon: and they of the city (Psa_72:6; 1Ki_4:20; Isa_44:3-5; Jer_33:22; Rev_7:14) shall flourish like grass of the earth.

The Blessings

The blessings remind me of Deuteronomy 28 Blessings.

Psa 72:17 His name (Psa_45:17, Psa_89:36; Isa_7:14; Mat_1:21, Mat_1:23; Luk_1:31-33; Php_2:10) shall endure (Hebrew: shall be) for ever: his name (Eph_3:14; Col_1:3; 1Pe_1:3) shall be continued as long as the sun: and men (Gen_12:3, Gen_22:18; Act_3:16; Gal_3:14; Eph_1:3) shall be blessed in him (Thus confirming the promise to Abraham. See Gen_12:3; Gen_18:18; Gen_22:18; Gen_26:4; Gen_28:14): all nations shall call him blessed (Yea, all nations shall be blessed in him shall call him happy. "Blessed" is not the same word as in the preceding line. Hebrew ’ashar, cognate with ’ashrey).

Psa 72:18 Blessed (This doxology closes the second book of the Psalms. Hebrew. barak, not ’asher; Psa_41:13, Psa_68:35, Psa_106:48; 1Ch_29:10, 1Ch_29:20) be the LORD/Jehovah God/Elohim, the God of Israel, who only (Psa_77:14, Psa_86:10, Psa_136:4; Exo_15:11; Job_9:10; Dan_4:2-3) doeth wondrous things.

Psa 72:19 And blessed (Neh_9:5; Rev_5:13) be his glorious name (Psa_20:1) for ever: and let (Num_14:21; Isa_6:3, Isa_11:9; Hab_2:14; Zec_14:9; Mal_1:11; Mat_6:10, Mat_6:13) the whole earth be filled (Compare Num_14:21) with his glory; Amen, and Amen (Psa_41:13, Psa_89:52; Num_5:22; 1Ki_1:36; Jer_28:6; Rev_1:18, Rev_22:20).

     I Am the beginning and the end, the first and the last, the Alpha (Aleph) and Omega (Tav). In Hebrew, we read right to left. Amen is in Rev 22:20. Tav is the last letter in Berasheet (In the Beginning) which is the title for Genesis. The entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation is the Torah of God. 66 books were written by forty authors who were Jewish except for Luke (Luke, Acts). The Bible is a Jewish book and needs to be understood from that perspective.

Psa 72:20 The prayers of David the son of Jesse are ended (are accomplished. 

     When this Psalm is realized, all prophecy concerning Israel will be fulfilled: according to Dan_9:24, and see 2Sa_23:1, where compare the title, "son of Jesse". This Third Book has to do with the Sanctuary; as the First Book (1-41) had to do with Man; and the Second Book (42-72) had to do with Israel). 2018.

     This was probably the last Psalm he ever wrote; and with it ends the second book of the Psalter. 2Sa_23:1; Job_31:40; Jer_51:64; Luk_24:51