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Psaumes Chapitre 110 (FREJND)

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Psalms 110 – A Priest After Melchizedek's Order
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1 De David. Psaume. L’ Éternel a dit à mon Seigneur: Assieds-toi à ma droite, jusqu’à ce que je mette tes ennemis pour le marchepied de tes pieds.

2 L’ Éternel enverra de Sion la verge de ta force: Domine au milieu de tes ennemis!

3 Ton peuple sera [un peuple] de franche volonté, au jour de ta puissance, en sainte magnificence. Du sein de l’aurore te [viendra] la rosée de ta jeunesse.

4 L’ Éternel a juré, et il ne se repentira point: Tu es sacrificateur pour toujours, selon l’ordre de Melchisédec.

5 Le Seigneur, à ta droite, brisera les rois au jour de sa colère.

6 Il jugera parmi les nations, il remplira [tout] de corps morts, il brisera le chef d’un grand pays.

7 Il boira du torrent dans le chemin, c’est pourquoi il lèvera haut la tête.

Questions Fréquentes

What is Psalm 110 known for?
It's a short messianic psalm in which the LORD tells "my Lord" to sit at his right hand until his enemies become his footstool (v.1), and declares him "a priest for ever after the order of Melchizedek" (v.4).
Who is Melchizedek, referenced in verse 4?
The text itself doesn't explain who Melchizedek was; v.4 simply quotes God's oath that this figure holds a permanent priesthood. The New Testament later applies this verse to Christ, as in Hebrews 10:12-13.
What happens in the psalm's closing verses?
Verses 5-7 picture the Lord's right hand striking down kings in the day of wrath and judging among the nations, ending with him drinking "of the brook in the way" before lifting up his head.

The New Testament applies this seating directly to Christ in Hebrews 10:12-13, and the psalm's praise continues into Psalms 111.