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Psalm 2 or Psalm 99

The LORD's Anointed King

Christ in Majesty with Symbols of the Four Evangelists (from Santa Maria de Mur), Master of Santa Maria de Mur
Christ in Majesty with Symbols of the Four Evangelists (from Santa Maria de Mur), Master of Santa Maria de Mur, 12th centuryMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston
Christ inside the almond of light with one hand raised and the book open on his knee, the four creatures of the evangelists at the corners of it, and the apostles ranged in a row beneath.You are my son; today I have begotten you. The Lord is king; let the peoples tremble.Master of Santa Maria de MurA Catalan painter of the Pyrenean valleys, whose apse was lifted whole off the wall and taken to Boston.Museum of Fine Arts, BostonOne of the oldest American museums, founded in 1870, with a collection that runs from Egyptian to contemporary and a famous Japanese holding.Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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"You are my Son; today I have begotten you." (Psalm 2:7)

This royal psalm depicts the nations raging against the Lord and his anointed king, and God's answer of laughter and installed kingship from Zion. It closes with a warning to the rulers of the earth to serve the Lord and take refuge in him.

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