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Artist: Armando Filho
Canonical path: /armando-filho/salmos-121
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Salmos 121
Read Salmos 121 lyrics by Armando Filho on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Salmos 121
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Elevarei os meus olhos para os montes
De onde me virá o socorro
O meu socorro vem de Jeová
O criador do Céu e da Terra
Não deixará vacilar o teu pé
Nem dormirá, aquele que te guarda
É certo que não vacilará
Nem dormirá, o que guarda a Israel
Jeová é o teu protetor
Jeová o Senhor é tua sombra a tua direita
O Sol não te molestará de dia
E nem a Lua de noite
Jeová é quem te guardará
De todo o mal, Ele guardará tu'alma
Sim Jeová guardará tua saída
E a tua entrada desde agora e para sempre
Amem!
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Armando Filho performs "Salmos 121", and this lyric page sits inside the Armando Filho catalog on LyroVerse.
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