I. There are obstacles, "gates," "doors."
II. We must will to remove them: "lift up."
III. Grace must enable us: "be ye lift up."
IV. Our Lord will enter.
V. He enters as "King," and "King of glory."
Verse 7. The ascension and its teachings.
Verses 7-10.—
I. His title—the Lord of hosts.
II. His victories, implied in the expression. The Lord strong and mighty in battle.
III. His mediatorial title, The King of glory.
IV. His authoritative entrance into the holy place.
John Newton's "Messiah."
Verse 8. The mighty Hero. His pedigree, his power, his battles, his
victories.
Verse 10. The sovereignty and glory of God in Christ.
WORK UPON THE TWENTY-FOURTH PSALM
In the "Works" of John Boys, 1626, folio, pp. 908-913, there is an
Exposition of this Psalm.