We have no basis for determining the origin of this psalm. It is a song of both historical significance and prophetical impact. The stone is prominent in the OT history: Jacob slept on a stone, Joseph was called a stone by the dying Jacob, David saved the nation by slinging a stone, and it is referred to repeatedly in prophecy. This passage is quoted from or referred to frequently in the New Testament. Christ is the true corner stone of faith and He is being rejected today as much as He was in the first century. The blessed Lamb of God is mocked by modern theologians so enraptured with love for the flesh who will never bow to His authority.
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