What is the most amazing Old Testament bible experience?
English: By Rembrandt. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) “The LORD said unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool.” ( Psalm 110:1 ) The 110th Psalm is one of the most significant of the so-called Messianic Psalms, prophesying of Christ a thousand years before He came. Its very first verse should completely settle the question as to whether or not the Old Testament teaches that there is only one person in the Godhead since it recounts an actual conversation between at least two Persons of the Godhead. This first verse is quoted, in whole or in part, at least five times in the New Testament and was even used by Christ Himself ( Matthew 22:41-46 ) to prove His own deity. Two of the Hebrew names for God are used: “ Jehovah said unto Adonai . . . .” The name Jehovah is used again in verses 2-4, and Adonai in verse 5. God, in the person of Adonai, has gone to Earth on a divine mission to save His people but has been repudiated by His enemies