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89:29 I will give him an eternal dynasty , and make his throne as enduring as the skies above. 89:30 If his sons reject my law and disobey my regulations , 89:31 if they break my rules and do not keep my commandments , 89:32 I will punish their rebellion by beating them with a club , their sin by inflicting them with bruises . 89:33 But I will not remove my loyal love from him, nor be unfaithful to my promise . 89:34 I will not break my covenant or go back on what I promised . 89:35 Once and for all I have vowed by my own holiness , I will never deceive David . 89:36 His dynasty will last forever . His throne will endure before me, like the sun , 89:37 it will remain stable , like the moon , his throne will endure like the skies .” (Selah ) 89:38 But you have spurned and rejected him; you are angry with your chosen king . 89:39 You have repudiated your covenant with your servant ; you have thrown his crown to the ground . 89:40 You have broken down all his walls ; you have made his strongholds a heap of ruins . 89:41 All who pass by have robbed him; he has become an object of disdain to his neighbors . 89:42 You have allowed his adversaries to be victorious , and all his enemies to rejoice . 89:43 You turn back his sword from the adversary , and have not sustained him in battle . 89:44 You have brought to an end his splendor , and have knocked his throne to the ground . 89:45 You have cut short his youth , and have covered him with shame . (Selah ) 89:46 How long , O Lord , will this last? Will you remain hidden forever ? Will your anger continue to burn like fire ? 89:47 Take note of my brief lifespan ! Why do you make all people so mortal ? 89:48 No man can live on without experiencing death , or deliver his life from the power of Sheol . (Selah ) 89:49 Where are your earlier faithful deeds , O Lord , the ones performed in accordance with your reliable oath to David ? 89:50 Take note , O Lord , of the way your servants are taunted, and of how I must bear so many insults from people ! 89:51 Your enemies , O Lord , hurl insults ; they insult your chosen king as they dog his footsteps . 89:52 The Lord deserves praise forevermore ! We agree ! We agree !

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