Transfiguration Sunday, February 26, 2017 Psalm 2:6
Psalm 2:6 English Standard Version (ESV)
6 “As for
me, I have set my
King
on Zion, my holy hill.”
on Zion, my holy hill.”
In Christ, you are the Lord’s. To rebel against the Lord’s Anointed is
also to revel against the One who anointed him. The psalm refers to the Davidic
king, and is ultimately fulfilled in Christ. The English word ‘Messiah” comes from the Hebrew word for
“anointed one” and the English word, “Christ”
comes from the Greek word for “anointed one.” On the mountain of
Transfiguration Moses and Elijah will speak to the Lord’s anointed one and His
glory at the cross and empty tomb.[1]
Throughout life’s journey, there are many mountains and valleys with
which we must traverse. What has been your experience during such episodes?
What have you learned?
We are just a few days from the start of our Lenten pilgrimage. Since
Jesus has come to the full possession of God’s glory, He is prepared to fulfill
His mission as the Messiah by going to Jerusalem to the cross. As we step away from the Mountain of
Transfiguration and walk through the valley of Lent remember that Christ
accompanies you along this journey. Walk with him along this year’s Lenten Pilgrimage.
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