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Artist: Joquebede Rodrigues
Canonical path: /joquebede-rodrigues/salmos-121
Related lyric paths: 6
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Salmos 121
Read Salmos 121 lyrics by Joquebede Rodrigues on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Salmos 121
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Elevo os meus olhos para os montes
De onde me virá o socorro
O meu socorro vem de Jeová
Que fez os céus e a terra
Não deixará vacilar os teus pés
Nem dormirá o que te guarda
Eis que não tosquenejará
Nem dormirá o que guarda Israel
Jeová é o teu protetor
Jeová é tua sombra a tua direita
O Sol mão te molestará de dia
Nem a Lua de noite
Jeová te guardará
De todo mal
Ele guardará a tua alma
Jeová guardará a tua saída
E a tua entrada
Desde agora e para sempre
Amém
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Joquebede Rodrigues performs "Salmos 121", and this lyric page sits inside the Joquebede Rodrigues catalog on LyroVerse.
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