Psalms 110 Footnotes
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The psalm pictures the sovereignty of the Messiah in terms of the Middle Eastern culture. Making one’s enemies a footstool was a poetic expression for defeat and subjugation (Jos 10:24; 1Kg 5:3; Is 51:23). The NT relates this passage to Jesus’s ascension to the right hand of the Father (Ac 2:33-34; Heb 1:3; 12:2) to await the time of the second coming (Ac 3:19-21). Having subjected all other authorities, he will hand over the kingdom to the Father (1Co 15:25).