The Book of Psalms is quoted, alluded to, or paraphrased over two hundred times in the New Testament—making it one of the most cited Old Testament books in the life of theearly church.

Before His ascension, Jesus opened the understanding of His disciples by revealing how the Psalms testified of Him. This was not merely a theological footnote—it was foundational. If we miss this, our understanding of the Scriptures and of Jesus is incomplete.

In volume 2 of The Messiah in the Psalms, Daniel Segraves continues his exploration of the Psalter’s prophetic voice by diving deep into the messianic themes of Psalms 73–106. Dr. Segraves uncovers how these sacred songs foretell not only the Messiah’s birth, life, suffering, resurrection, and ascension—but also His ongoing ministry, second coming, and His continuing presence in the worshiping community. Whether you are a pastor, teacher, or serious student of the Word, this book will enrich your understanding of Scripture and deepen your love for the Messiah.