Psalms 16: The LORD as My Portion and Hope

David takes refuge in God, calls the LORD his only good and his inheritance, and delights in God's people while rejecting other gods. Kept steady by God's nearness, he trusts that God will not leave him to the realm of the dead, words the apostles apply to the resurrection of Jesus, and looks to lasting joy with God.

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In Acts, how do Peter and Paul apply the promise of 16:10 that God's Holy One would not undergo decay?

As fulfilled in Israel's return from exile in BabylonAs fulfilled in Elijah, taken up to heaven without dyingAs fulfilled in Jesus, raised before His body could decayAs fulfilled in David, whose tomb they said stood empty