<p>22:44&nbsp;<em>The Lord said</em>- Clearly Yahweh. If the Divine Name was to be used in the New Testament, surely this would be the place for it. The fact it is not, when some Hebrew words are used (e.g. &lsquo;Sabaoth&rsquo;), shows clearly enough that the literal usage of the tetragrammaton is not something God sees as important or even required.</p><p><em>To my Lord-</em>&nbsp;Biblically and historically, David&rsquo;s immediate &lsquo;Lord&rsquo; was Saul. Ps. 110 was originally a revelation to David of the potential possible for Saul, who was an anointed &lsquo;Messiah&rsquo; figure. But Saul failed, and so the fulfilment of the prophecy was rescheduled and reapplied to the Lord Jesus.</p><p><em>Sit at my right hand until I put your enemies underneath your feet</em>- The Lord&rsquo;s enemies stood around Him as He applied this Psalm to Himself.&nbsp;</p>