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How does David refer to the tribe of Judah in the Psalms?
His lawgiver
The strength of his head
His triumph
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Genesis 49:10 - In Psalm 60:7 and 108:8, David refers to Judah as God's "lawgiver," emphasizing the tribe's royal lineage and its significance in God's plan. Notably, it was from Judah that Jesus descended (Matthew 1:2-3), reinforcing Jesus' identity as the fulfilment of God's promises to Israel.
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