In Hebrew, the first "Lord" is Yahweh (God's name), and the second "Lord" really means Lord. So the text is "Yahweh said to my Lord."

The way Peter uses the words in Acts 2:34 seem to indicate that the second Lord is the Messiah. This is also corroborated by Matthew 22:42-45.

In Hebrew, the first "Lord" is Yahweh (God's name), and the second "Lord" really means Lord. So the text is "Yahweh said to my Lord."

The way Peter uses the words in Acts 2:34 seems to indicate that the second Lord is the Messiah. This is also corroborated by Matthew 22:42-45.

It is a quotation from Psalm 110:1.

In Hebrew, the first "Lord" is Yahweh (God's name), and the second "Lord" really means Lord. So the text is "Yahweh said to my Lord."

The way Peter uses the words in Acts 2:34 seem to indicate that the second Lord is the Messiah. This is also corroborated by Matthew 22:42-45.

In Hebrew, the first "Lord" is Yahweh (God's name), and the second "Lord" really means Lord. So the text is "Yahweh said to my Lord."

The way Peter uses the words in Acts 2:34 seem to indicate that the second Lord is the Messiah. This is also corroborated by Matthew 22:42-45.