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Artist: Poor Bishop Hooper
Canonical path: /poor-bishop-hooper/psalm-112
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Psalm 112
Read Psalm 112 lyrics by Poor Bishop Hooper on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 112
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Praise the Lord
Blessed is the man who fears him
And delights in his commandments
His children will be strong
Praise the Lord
An entire generation
Of the upright will be blessed
Wealth and riches are in his home
His righteousness endures forever
In the darkness a light shines
Praise the Lord
Good will come to him
Who generously lends
He won’t be overcome
Praise the Lord
He is not afraid
His heart is firmly placed
Trusting in the Lord
His righteousness endures forever
He is generous merciful and compassionate
His horn is exalted in honor lifted high
In the darkness a light shines
His righteousness endures forever
In the darkness a light shines
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Poor Bishop Hooper performs "Psalm 112", and this lyric page sits inside the Poor Bishop Hooper catalog on LyroVerse.
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