This gate of the Lord, into which the righteous shall
enter.
] This seems to be spoken by some other person or persons,
distinct from David and the Messiah, pointing at some particular
and principal gate, upon hearing the above word: by which is
meant, not the gate of the house of the sanctuary of the Lord, as
the Targum; but the Messiah himself, afterwards spoken of as the
stone rejected by the builders, and made the head of the corner;
who is the way of access to God; the door into the church or
sheepfold; the strait gate that leads to eternal life; by which
none but righteous persons enter into heaven; even such who are
made righteous, through the imputation of his righteousness to
them; see ( John 10:1 John 10:9 ) ( 14:4 ) ( Matthew 7:14
) .