As Christians, we often talk about being raised with Christ and united with Him through His death and resurrection. However, another phrase that appears in the New Testament is equally significant: "where Christ is sitting at the right hand of God." This phrase, mentioned several times in the New Testament, holds deep theological meaning and has its roots in the Old Testament.In Colossians 3:1, Paul refers to Christ seated at God’s right hand. This phrase signifies the fulfillment of one of the most frequently cited verses in the New Testament - Psalm 110. In this psalm, King David speaks of a vision he received from God, in which God promises to exalt David's descendant and place him at His right hand. This promise was fulfilled in the person of Jesus Christ, who was born into David's lineage and was seated at God's right hand through His resurr ...