Vanilda Guedes
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Salmo 121

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Salmo 121

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Salmo 121

Elevo os meus olhos para os montes

De onde me virá o socorro?

O meu socorro vem do Senhor que fez os céus e a terra

O meu socorro vem do Senhor

Que fez os céus e a terra.

Não deixará vacilar o teu pé

Quem te guarda não tosquenejará

Nem dormirá o guarda de Israel, o Senhor Jeová...

O Senhor é quem te guarda

Ele é a tua sombra à tua direita

O sol não te molestará de dia

E nem a lua de noite...

O Senhor te guardará de todo o mal

Ele guardará a tua alma

Também guardará a tua entrada e a tua saída desde e agora e para sempre...

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