He died! The father gave his son! When you say things like Jesus died, shouldn't you stop for a moment or something. I mean he died he really died and it was his blood shed on that tree that's the only reason the black filth of your sin could be washed away. That blood on that tree, the slaughter of the son of God and that man that God that man Christ Jesus rose again from the dead. And the 40th day he ascended up to the right hand of his father. And for the first time in all history of history he cries out what we find here in verse 7. "Lift up your heads of gates lift up your heads oh ancient doors that the king of glory may come in." Finally a brave one lifts up his head and begins to speak, "Who is this king of glory? Who dares speak to to these doors? No man has ever dared come this far or lay his hand to the latch of this wall. Who is this king of glory?" Then finally the lord the Christ the son of God the man for us cries out, "the lord strong and mighty the lord mighty in battle. Lift up your heads oh gates. Lift up your heads lift them up oh ancient doors that the king of glory may come in." And for the first time of all time, those doors opened for a man! And he walked through those doors and every thing that has ever been made fell on it's face. All hail the power of Jesus's name. Let angel's prostrate fall. Bring forth the royal diadem and crown him lord of all. Crown him with many crowns; this lamb upon the throne. I can just see him now walking up to his father bold, it was his right. Climbing the steps of his throne that would make Solomon's throne look like paper mache and looks to his father not as a question but as an affirmation and says, "father, it is finished." and the father says "son, it is finished indeed." This Jesus who you crucified God has made him both lord and Christ of all.