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1A of the . I will of the of the Lord, ; with my I will make your to .

2 I , Steadfast will be ; in the you will your .

3You have said, I have a with my ; I have to my :

4I will your , and your for .

5Let the your , O Lord, your in the of the !

6 in the can be to the Lord? Who among the is the Lord,

7a to be in the of the , and who are him?

8O Lord of , is as you are, O Lord, with your all you?

9You the of the ; when its , you them.

10You like a ; you your with your .

11The are yours; the is yours; the and all that is in , you have them.

12The and the , you have them; and your .

13You have a ; is your , your .

14 and are the of your ; and go .

15 are the who the festal , who , O Lord, in the of your ,

16who in your the and in your are .

17 you are the of their ; by your our is .

18 our belongs to the Lord, our to the of .

19Of you in a to your , and : I have one who is ; I have one the .

20I have , my ; with my I have him,

21so my shall be him; my shall him.

22The shall him; the shall him.

23I will his him and those who him.

24My and my shall be with him, and in my shall his be .

25I will his on the and his on the .

26He shall to me, You are my , my , and the of my .

27And I will him the , the of the of the .

28My I will for him , and my will for him.

29I will his and his as the of the .

30 his my and do according to my ,

31 they my and do my ,

32then I will their with the and their with ,

33but I will my be to my .

34I will my the word that my .

35 for all I have by my ; I will to .

36His shall endure , his as long as the me.

37Like the it shall be , a in the .

38But now you have and ; you are your .

39You have the with your ; you have his in the .

40You have his ; you have his in .

41 who him; he has of his .

42You have the of his ; you have made his .

43You have turned the of his , and you have made him in .

44You have his to and his to the .

45You have the of his ; you have with .

46How long, O Lord? Will you yourself ? will your like ?

47 time is! you have the of !

48 can and ? Who can his the of ?

49 , is your of , which by your you to ?

50 , O , how your are , and how I in my the insults of the ,

51with your , O Lord, with they the of your .

52 be the Lord ! and . Book Four

Cross References

Psalms 89
v292 Samuel 7:12-16fulfillment

The foundational covenant promise to David's seed and throne, directly quoted and celebrated here.

Supported by Matthew Henry, Matthew Poole, John Calvin, JFB

v3Isaiah 55:3thematic

Connects the 'sure mercies of David' directly to God's everlasting, unbreakable covenant.

Supported by Matthew Henry, JFB

v201 Samuel 16:1thematic

God's historical selection and finding of David, His chosen servant, to be anointed.

Supported by Matthew Henry, Matthew Poole, JFB

v3Psalms 132:11thematic

Parallel psalm recalling God's oath and sworn covenant to David concerning his kingly line.

Supported by Matthew Poole, John Calvin

v6Exodus 15:11thematic

The classic praise of God's incomparable glory: 'Who is like unto thee, O Lord?'

Supported by Matthew Poole, John Calvin

v27Colossians 1:15typology

Christ as the supreme realization of the 'firstborn, higher than the kings of the earth.'

Supported by Matthew Henry, JFB

v40Psalms 80:12thematic

Identical imagery of broken-down hedges and exposed vine, representing the humiliation of Israel.

Supported by Matthew Poole, JFB

v7Hebrews 12:28thematic

The requirement of reverence and godly fear in the presence of the holy God.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v10Isaiah 51:9allusion

Identifies 'Rahab' as Egypt, whom God's arm cut and wounded in the Exodus.

Supported by Matthew Poole, JFB

v14Psalms 45:6thematic

The eternal throne of God characterized by righteousness and justice as its foundation.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v37Psalms 72:5thematic

The enduring sun and moon used as cosmic symbols of the perpetuity of David's kingdom.

Supported by Matthew Poole, JFB

v37Jeremiah 33:20thematic

God's covenant with day and night compared to the absolute certainty of His covenant with David.

Supported by Matthew Henry, Matthew Poole

v512 Peter 3:3-4thematic

Scoffers mocking the footsteps of the anointed, asking 'Where is the promise of his coming?'

Supported by Matthew Henry

v36Romans 1:3fulfillment

Declares Jesus Christ to be the seed of David according to the flesh, fulfilling the oath.

Supported by JFB

v52Psalms 41:13thematic

The concluding doxology 'Amen, and Amen' closing Book 3 of the Psalter, parallel to Book 1.

Supported by Matthew Poole

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