Call: Isaiah 11:1-4 Scripture: Psalm 110 NASB Psalm 110, the most frequently quoted Old Testament passage in the New Testament, reveals the exalted reign of Christ as both King and eternal High Priest according to the order of Melchizedek. The New Testament writers—Jesus, Peter, the author of Hebrews, and Paul—use this psalm to affirm Christ's resurrection, ascension, and ongoing rule at God's right hand, where He subdues His enemies and establishes justice in the world. This reign is not merely future but present, as Christ's scepter extends from Zion, conquering through conversion and conversion, with His people freely volunteering in His power. The ultimate fulfillment is the complete subjugation of all enemies, culminating in the defeat of death, after which Christ hands the kingdom to the Father, demonstrating the coherence of Scripture's eschatological vision.