generations,” v. 30) the Lord’s name will be universally praised. In this respect the Psalm anticipates Phil 2:10–11 and the vision of Revelation 5. The Psalm fits the experience of Jesus on the cross like a well-fitting glove. Numerous references point to the cross. The taunts he endured (vv. 7–8), the thirst he experienced (v. 15), the piercing of hands and feet (v. 16), and the dividing of his clothes (v. 18) are remarkably prescient details of crucifixion.26 But we leave