Márcia Bandeira
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Salmo 121

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Márcia Bandeira Canonical path: /marcia-bandeira/salmo-121 Related lyric paths: 6
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Salmo 121

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Elevo 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 o teu pé,

Nem dormirá o que te guarda.

Eis que nem tosquenejará, nem dormirá,

O que guarda israel.

Jeová é teu protetor.

Jeová é a sombra à tua direita.

O sol não te molestará de dia,

E nem a lua de noite.

Jeová te guardará de todo mal,

Ele guardará tua alma.

Jeová guardará tua saída e a tua entrada,

Desde agora e para sempre amém!

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