Link Psalm 105:7 to God's authority text.
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Psalm 105:7—Authority Declared

• “He is the LORD our God; His judgments are in all the earth.”

• The verse opens with a reminder of personal relationship—“our God”—yet immediately moves to universal scope—“all the earth.”

• “Judgments” points to God’s binding decisions; they stand everywhere, for everyone, at all times.


Matthew 28:18—Authority Entrusted

• “Then Jesus came to them and said, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me.’”

• The risen Christ affirms the same total domain: heaven and earth.

• “Given to Me” shows Father-to-Son transfer within the Godhead, not a borrowed power but a rightful, divine bestowal.


Bringing the Verses Together

• Same Sphere, Same Scope

Psalm 105:7: God’s judgments saturate “all the earth.”

Matthew 28:18: Jesus holds “all authority…on earth.”

– Both texts eliminate any corner of creation where God’s rule is absent.

• God’s Character Underlines His Decrees

– Psalm: Divine judgments flow from the LORD’s righteous nature.

– Matthew: The Father trusts Jesus with identical authority, affirming His deity (cf. Colossians 2:9).

• Continuity Across Covenants

– Old Testament saint or New Testament disciple—same sovereign God.

– God’s redemptive timeline moves from covenant promises (Psalm 105 recounts them) to covenant fulfillment in Christ (Matthew 28:18 leading into the Great Commission).


Practical Takeaways

• Confidence in God’s Reign

– Every verdict God renders is final; no earthly court can overturn His Word (Isaiah 40:8).

– Jesus’ universal authority means no force—spiritual or political—outranks Him (Ephesians 1:21).

• Obedience Without Hesitation

– Because His judgments are everywhere, obedience isn’t optional or localized.

Matthew 28:19-20 shows that Christ’s authority fuels global disciple-making.

• Worship Anchored in Sovereignty

– Knowing God rules “in all the earth” inspires awe-filled praise (Psalm 97:1).

– The exalted Christ receives the same worship due the LORD (Revelation 5:12-13).


Further Scriptural Echoes

1 Chronicles 29:11-12—“Yours, O LORD, is the greatness…You are exalted as head over all.”

Romans 13:1—“For there is no authority except from God.”

Hebrews 1:3—“He upholds all things by His powerful word.”

God’s unchallenged supremacy in Psalm 105:7 finds its perfect, personal expression in Jesus’ claim of all authority—a timeless truth that steadies faith and propels mission.

How can recognizing God's judgments influence our daily decision-making?
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