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        <description>BOOK 5   •   PSALMS 107–150 Psalm 110 — The Priest-King at God's Right Hand FORM: Royal / Messianic psalm    |    Traditional heading: David Psalm 110 is one of the most frequently cited Psalms in the New Testament. Jesus asks how David can call the Messiah 'Lord,' and Hebrews uses the mysterious priesthood 'according to the order of Melchizedek' to explain Christ's unique priestly mediation. Catholic theology sees here a central witness to the risen Lord's kingship and eternal priesthood. The Psalm's battle imagery belongs to ancient royal poetry, but its Christian fulfillment is not a call to worldly conquest. Christ reigns through his saving sacrifice and intercedes for his people. Scripture connections: Matthew 22, verses 41–46; Hebrews 5, verses 5–10; Hebrews 7 Read Psalm 110 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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