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1Acts 2:33Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs herePeter uses right-hand language for Jesus’ exaltation and authority to pour out the Spirit.
2Exodus 15:6Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereGod’s right hand shatters enemies. The phrase is plainly an image of divine power.
3Isaiah 48:13Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereGod’s right hand spans the heavens, confirming symbolic power language rather than anatomy.
4Psalm 110:1Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereThe Messiah receives the place of favor and rule until enemies are subdued.
5Mark 14:62Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereJesus interprets the image as sitting at the right hand of Power and coming as Daniel’s Son of man.
6Acts 2:32-36Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs herePeter applies Psalm 110 to the raised and exalted Messiah made manifest as Lord and Christ.
7Acts 7:55-56Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereStephen sees God’s glory and Jesus vindicated as the Son of man in the place of authority.
8Ephesians 1:20-23Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs herePaul defines the right-hand position as supremacy over every principality, power, name, and age.
9Revelation 4:2Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereJohn’s heavenly throne vision begins with one throne and One seated on it.
10Revelation 22:1-4Primary
Step headingWhy this verse belongs hereThe final vision has the throne of God and the Lamb, yet servants serve Him, see His face, and bear His name.

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