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Salmo 121

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Salmo 121

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Elevo os olhos para os montes

De onde me vira o socorro

O meu socorro vem do senhor

Que fez o céu e a terra

E não deixar vacilar o teu pé

Aquele que guarda não dormirá

Certamente não dormirá, certamente não dormirá

Certamente não dormirá o guarda de Israel

Certamente não dormirá, certamente não dormirá

Certamente não dormirá o guarda de Israel

O senhor é quem te guarda

O senhor é tua sombra tua direita

O sol não te molestará de dia nem a lua a noite

O senhor te guardara de todo mal

Ele guardará tua alma

O senhor guardará

Tua entrada e saída

Desde agora e para sempre

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