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Sit at My Right Hand

The four royal psalms from creation to the wedding

A cinematic, layered commentary that reads the four royal psalms (8 · 2 · 110 · 45) not as separate dossiers but as the script of God's plan in Christ, in the order of salvation history itself: the crown and the fall (Psalm 8), the revolt and the Son (Psalm 2), the throne room and the long 'until' (Psalm 110 and the Hebrews catena), the footstool of the seventieth week, the thousand years, and the wedding (Psalm 45). From the morning of creation to the new Jerusalem, with the goʾel line as its through-thread, the three lexical chains that watch the crowning descend, and the honest division between Hebrews and Revelation — with the boxes (Expert · Dossier · Excursus), the gold Heart-box, the threshold stones, and the source text one click deeper. A prologue, twelve chapters in seven parts, an epilogue, and four appendices.