<p>2:31 <i>He foreseeing this, spoke of </i><i>the resurrection of the Christ, that neither was he left in the grave, nor did his flesh see corruption</i>- This may mean that David foresaw and consciously spoke about the death and resurrection of his great descendant, Messiah. But inspired writers can also state things whereby they speak of and 'foresee' things which they themselves do not fully understand (1 Pet. 1:12). Therefore we need not read these words as having to mean that David personally understood all the things about the Christ of which he spoke / wrote.</p>