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Salmo 91

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jessé Mendes Canonical path: /jesse-mendes/salmo-91 Related lyric paths: 4
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Salmo 91

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Aquele que habita no esconderijo do altíssimo

À sombra do onipotente descansará

Direi do senhor: Ele é meu Deus, o meu refúgio

E a minha fortaleza e nele confiarei

Confiarei, confiarei!

Porque ele te livrará

Do laço do passarinheiro e da peste perniciosa

Ele te cobrirá

Com suas penas e debaixo de suas asas estarás seguro

Estarás seguro, estarás seguro!

A sua verdade é escudo e broquel

Não temerás espanto noturno

Nem seta que voe de dia nem peste que anda na escuridão

Nem mortandade que assole o meio dia.

Que assole o meio dia, que assole o meio dia.

Mil cairão ao teu lado

E dez mil a tua direita mas tú não serás atingido

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Jessé Mendes performs "Salmo 91", and this lyric page sits inside the Jessé Mendes catalog on LyroVerse.

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