Plan B (Psalms 18:1-6)
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Plan B (Psalms 18:1-6)
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"How I love you Lord! you are my defender. the Lord is my protecter. He is my strong fortress. My God is my protection, and with Him I am safe.
He protects me like a shield; He defends me and keeps me safe. I call to the Lord, and He saves me from my enemies. Praise the Lord! The chords of death entangled me; the torrents of destruction overwhelmed me.
The danger of death was round me, and the grave set its trap for me. In my distress I called to the Lord" (praise the Lord all my soul) "I cried to my God for help" (praise the Lord all my soul) "He listened to my cry for help" (praise the Lord all my soul).
I'm glad to be alive, where justice and truth collide, mercy will set us free.
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