<p>2:35 <i>Until I make </i><i>your enemies a footstool for your feet</i>- The context is Peter's appeal for those who crucified the Lord to repent. They were His &quot;enemies&quot;; but once they became a footstool for His feet, then He would return. Therefore Peter appealed for their repentance, apparently understanding being 'a footstool for His feet' as meaning they would put themselves at His feet in obeisance. The Lord's footstool is the place where His worshippers come (Ps. 99:5; 132:7; Is. 66:1-3). The Father was willing to &quot;make&quot; His Son's enemies, those responsible for His death, into His worshippers. But they had to do their part, in repentance and acceptance of the activity of His Holy Spirit. Heb. 10:13 adds the detail that the Lord Jesus is eagerly looking for AV &quot;expecting&quot; His former enemies to become His footstool- and then He will return. This is why witness to Jewish people is so deeply significant in God's program.</p>