Skip to content- A marriage love song for the King(1,11,14), possibly King Solomon when he married the daughter of Egypt (1 King 3:1).
- Why we think he is Soloman? Because
- Solomon was noted for his wealth in gold (9,13; 1 King 9:28)
- Solomon had close association with Tyre (v12; 1 King 9:10-14)
- However it is clear that the one “greater than Solomon” (Matt 12:42) is present in this Psalm. To Jew, this is a Messianic Psalm, Christians know the Holy Spirit is referring to our Lord Jesus Christ.
- The Gracious Son of Man (1-2)
- verse two describes the beauty of this son of man. Jesus is the ultimate son of Man. When Jesus was on earth, He had no physical beauty (Isa 53:2), however today Jesus is the center of heaven’s glory and the focus of heaven’s worship (Rev 4-5)
- Visitor came from distant lands to hear Solomon’s wisdom (1 King 4:29-34), but the Father has hidden all the treasures of divine wisdom in Jesus Christ (Col 2:3)
- The Victorious Warrior (3-5)
- This King is a warrior. Solomon however was never a warrior. The author is referring to Jesus as the God’s warrior, who had victory over Satan at the calvary.
- All Christians are warriors, the war zone is in the spiritual realm. Our weapon is the sword of Spirit, which is the Word of God. (Eph 6:17)
- The Righteous King (6-7)
- Author refers to this King as God.
- Hebrew 1:8 reference v6-7, referring to Jesus
- The Glorious Bridegroom (8-17)
- Describes a Jewish King’s wedding, it is a picture of Jesus Christ and His church.
- The Groom is the Lord of the bride (v11)
- Today’s the church is filled with many issues, but on the wedding day, the Church will be in glory. (Heb 2:10)