Psalms 89:33

“Nevertheless, my lovingkindness will I not utterly take from him, etc.] Or “make it void” f1280, not from Christ, who always was, and ever will be, the dear Son of his love, even while he was obeying, suffering, and dying; nor from all those that are in him, loved and chosen in him, from everyone of his spiritual seed, who are all dear sons, and pleasant children; and the love of God to his people is in Christ; and therefore there can he no separation from it; nor will it ever depart from them, or be utterly or at all taken from them, as to that itself, though sometimes the manifestations of it are withdrawn from them; but the love of God itself is invariable and unchangeable; (see…”

“Nevertheless my loving-kindness - My mercy; my favor. I will not utterly cast him off. He shall not be in the condition of those who are my enemies, or who are entirely forsaken. Will I not utterly take from him - Margin, “I will not make void from.” The Hebrew word - פרר pârar - means to break, to break in pieces; then, to violate, as a covenant; then, to make vain, to bring to nought, to frustrate; then, to annul, to abolish. The idea here is that of making entirely vain; wholly removing from; or taking completely away. The meaning is, that he would not wholly take away his favor; he would not entirely abandon him; he would not suffer him to become wholly apostate; he would not leave him…”

“Nevertheless: Sa2 7:13, Sa2 7:15; Kg1 11:13, Kg1 11:32, Kg1 11:36; Isa 54:8-10; Jer 33:20-26; Lam 3:31, Lam 3:32; Co1 15:25 not utterly take: Heb. not make void, Psa 89:39; Sa1 15:29 fail: Heb. lie, Heb 6:18 Psalms 89:34”