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Psalm 121

Psalm 121 in 30 seconds

I lift my eyes to the hills. My help comes from Yahweh, who never naps.

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I Lift Up My Eyes to the Hills

A song of ascents.

1I lift up my eyes to the hills.

From where does my help come?

  • PS 121:1[NOTABLE]Look past the mountains to the One who made them.

2My help comes from Yahweh,

the Maker of heaven and earth.

3He will not allow your foot to slip;

your Protector will not slumber.

4Behold, the Protector of Israel

will neither slumber nor sleep.

  • PS 121:4[NOTE]NEVER SLEEPS. The prophet Elijah mocked Baal: maybe he is asleep, 1 Kings 18:27. Israel's Keeper never sleeps.

5Yahweh is your keeper;

Yahweh is the shade on your right hand.

6The sun will not strike you by day,

nor the moon by night.

7Yahweh will guard you from all evil;

He will preserve your soul.

8Yahweh will watch over your coming and going,

both now and forevermore.

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