Trypho said: We are well aware that it was at our request you cited them. But about this Psalm which you stated last from the words of David. It does not seem to me to have been spoken of any other than the Father, who made both the heavens and the earth. But you affirm that it is spoken of Him who suffered, who you are anxious to prove is even Christ.
I answered: Consider, I pray you, as I keep to the very language which the Holy Spirit uttered in this Psalm, and you will find that I speak not ill, and that we have not in truth been wheedled. For thus also will you be able to understand many other things that have been spoken by the Holy Spirit, when you are by yourselves. Sing ye to the Lord a new song, sing ye to the Lord, thou whole earth. Sing ye to the Lord, and bless His name; tell the good news of His salvation day after day, among all the peoples His wondrous acts.Psalms 96:1-3
He bids them who from all the earth have known this mystery of salvation, namely the suffering of Christ, by which He saved them, continue singing and giving praise as to the God and Father of the universe, for they know that He who wrought this salvation for the human race is both worthy of praise, and is terrible, and is the maker both of heaven and of earth, even Him who died after He was crucified, and was deemed worthy by Him (God the Father) to reign over all the earth, as also by...
... of the land into which it (the people) is entering, and they will forsake me, and will dissipate my covenant which I appointed them in that day. And I will leave them, and will turn my face away from them. And they shall be devoured, and many evils and tribulations shall find them. And it will say in that day: Because the Lord my God is not among us, did all these evils find me. But I will surely turn my face away from them on that day, because of all the ills that they did, because they turned unto foreign gods.