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Psalms 89:26

Psalms 89:26

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

He shall cry unto me, thou art my Father,.... Not by creation, as he is the Father of angels and men; nor by adoption, as he is the Father of saints; but by generation, being the begotter of him, so that he is Christ's own and proper Father, and Christ is his own and proper Son, , and he frequently called him his Father, and asserted him to be in this relation to him, , and addressed him, called upon him, and prayed unto him as such, Mt 11:25, "my God"; that chose him to be the Mediator, Redeemer, and Saviour; who made a covenant with him, his chosen; who prepared and provided the human nature of Christ; anointed him with the gifts and graces of his Spirit, and supported him in his sufferings, and crowned him with glory and honour; whom Christ loved as his God, trusted in him as such, obeyed him, and prayed unto him: he called him his God, owned him to be so, and called upon him, and cried unto him, as such, .

God is the Father of Christ, as Christ is a divine Person; and he is the God of Christ, as Christ is man: these two relations frequently go together in the New Testament, .

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