Right Hand of Yahuah
authority entrusted to the Lamb
- Root
- Ps 110:1 · yamin (H3225)
- Old Testament chain
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- Exod 15:6
- Ps 110:1, 5
- Ps 118:15-16
- Rev 5:7
- New Testament
- Rev 5:1, 7
Yahuah's right hand is first sung at the sea: "Thy right hand, O Yahuah, is become glorious in power" (Exod 15:6). The decisive text is the psalm of David: "Yahuah said unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool" (Ps 110:1). The book reads the Lamb's taking of the scroll from the right hand of Him on the throne as authority transferred in open court: He does not take the throne; He is entrusted with authority. The Trinitarian appeal fails on the wording: adoni, "my lord," is a title for men, and one seated by another is not the One who seats him.
From The Courtroom of Heaven, pp. 76–77