Psalm 91
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Psalm 91 lyrics

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He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High Will find rest in the shadow 'f the Almighty I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge My God and my shield in whom I trust For surely He will save you from the fowler's snare And from the deadly pestilence as well He will cover over you with His feathers And there under His wings you will find peace And His faithfulness will be your shield You'll not fear the terror of the night time Nor the arrow that flies by day Nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness Nor the plague that destroys at midday A thousand may fall at your side Ten thousand may fall at your right hand But it will not come near you You will only see You will only observe when judgement comes For He commands His angels concerning you To guard you wherever you may go To be with you, and lift you in their hands So that you won't strike your foot against a stone Well if you make the Most High your dwelling Even the Lord who is my refuge Surely no great harm will befall you Nor disaster will come there near your home For He commands His angels concerning you To guard you wherever you may go To be with you, and lift you in their hands So that you won't strike your foot against a stone You will tread upon the lion and the cobra And trample upon the serpent's head You will tread upon the lion and the cobra And trample upon the serpent's head Because he loves me, says the Lord I will rescue him I will protect him, for he knows my Name He will call on me and I will answer I will be with him always and I will honor him With long, long, long life I will satisfy him with long life With long, long, long life I will show him my salvation With long, long, eternal life I will satisfy him with long life With long, long, eternal life I will show him my salvation With long, long, long life I will satisfy him with long life

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