David
Psalm 2:7BSB·traditional attribution

I will proclaim the decree spoken to Me by the LORD: “You are My Son; today I have become Your Father.

John Calvin Reformed

David speaks from hard experience: many conspired to keep him from the throne, and by mere reason he might have despaired. But he knew himself appointed by God, unsought and unforeseen, and so he steeled himself against the whole world with confidence in His power alone.

AI summary

Commenting on Psalm 2:1-12

C.H. Spurgeon Reformed Baptist

This Psalm wears something of a dramatic form, for now another person is introduced as speaking. We have looked into the council-chamber of the wicked, and to the throne of God, and now we behold the Anointed declaring his rights of sovereignty, and warning the traitors of their doom.

Matthew Henry Presbyterian

We have heard what the kings of the earth have to say against Christ's kingdom, and have heard it gainsaid by him that sits in heaven; let us now hear what the Messiah himself has to say for his kingdom, to make good his claims, and it is what all the powers on earth cannot gainsay. I.

Commenting on Psalm 2:7-9