Ps. 146:7-9 is also Messianic. it shows that Jesus is not one who God would really forsake. It says there that the Lord loves righteousness. Lk.4: Jesus reads the scriptures and then says this day this is fulfilled.
Ps.146:6 who is the creator? Col.1:17
v.7-9 of 146: shows he heals the blind and raises up the bowed down. see Lk.13:11 and Mk. 8:22.
This is God who does righteousness. He couldn't be a born again sinner. That is what many T.V. Evangelists say----that he had to be born again and saved.
Jesus was quoting Ps.22 on the cross to point back and show that this was him who David was talking about. David was the one who was asking God why has thou forsaken me. Then the Spirit shows by his mouth one who will come to deliver man from agony of life. David created a picture that turned into a Messianic revelation of Christ. Do you see it?? David is the one in pain there.
That is why also it says when he cried unto him he heard. Ps.22:24 proves this. Jesus was suffering but he could never lack faith in his father. He was in agreement with a father who he was really one as God with.
Jesus as man expressed what we as humans would suffer but instead he took our place. Jesus blood atonement on the cross removed our sins. only a righteous Jesus could save us.
