the king’s son
Psalms 72:1
72:1 the king’s son. This psalm was evidently written by David partially for his son (the superscript calls it “A Psalm for Solomon”), but its scope goes far beyond Solomon, applying fully only to the coming Messiah in accord with God’s promise to David for Solomon (II Samuel 7:12-16).
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