Thou hast made void the covenant of thy servant: thou hast profaned his crown by casting it to the ground.
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Verse 39 is found in chapter 89 of Psalms. Psalm 89 combines praise for divine mercy with a profound crisis concerning the Davidic promise. The first part remembers the covenant with David and the promise of stability for his throne; the second describes a situation in which the king appears rejected and humiliated. The tension between promise and reality constitutes the center of the psalm. The conclusion does not completely resolve the crisis, but ends by affirming the blessing of the Lord.
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Aber nun verstößest du und verwirfst und zürnest mit deinem Gesalbten.
Rompiste el pacto de tu siervo; Has profanado su corona hasta la tierra.
Has repudiado el pacto de tu siervo y has profanado su corona, arrojándola al suelo.
Tu as dédaigné l'alliance avec ton serviteur; Tu as abattu, profané sa couronne.
Tu hai annullato il patto fatto col tuo servitore; Tu hai contaminata la sua benda reale, gettandola per terra.
Abominaste a aliança do teu servo; profanaste a sua coroa, lançando-a por terra.
你厭惡與你僕人所立的約, 將他的冠冕踐踏於地。
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