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To keep his promise, God has raised up for Israel one of David's descendants, Jesus, as Saviour, (Acts 13, 23)
The fact that God raised him from the dead, never to return to corruption, is no more than what he had declared: To you I shall give the holy things promised to David which can be relied upon. (Acts 13, 34)
Now when David in his own time had served God's purposes he died; he was buried with his ancestors and has certainly seen corruption. (Acts 13, 36)
They put fresh heart into the disciples, encouraging them to persevere in the faith, saying, 'We must all experience many hardships before we enter the kingdom of God.' (Acts 14, 22)
After that I shall return and rebuild the fallen hut of David; I shall make good the gaps in it and restore it. (Acts 15, 16)
He began by going to the synagogue, where he spoke out fearlessly and argued persuasively about the kingdom of God. He did this for three months, (Acts 19, 8)
'I now feel sure that none of you among whom I have gone about proclaiming the kingdom will ever see my face again. (Acts 20, 25)
So they arranged a day with him and a large number of them visited him at his lodgings. He put his case to them, testifying to the kingdom of God and trying to persuade them about Jesus, arguing from the Law of Moses and the prophets from early morning until evening; (Acts 28, 23)
proclaiming the kingdom of God and teaching the truth about the Lord Jesus Christ with complete fearlessness and without any hindrance from anyone. (Acts 28, 31)
was born a descendant of David and who, in terms of the Spirit and of holiness, was designated Son of God in power by resurrection from the dead: Jesus Christ, our Lord, (Romans 1, 4)
David, too, says the same: he calls someone blessed if God attributes uprightness to that person, apart from any action undertaken: (Romans 4, 6)
David too says: May their own table prove a trap for them, a pitfall and a snare; let that be their retribution. (Romans 11, 9)
