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Psalms 91:2-13
2I will sayH559 of Jehovah, He is my refugeH4268 and my fortress;My GodH430, in whom I trustH982.3For he will deliverH5337 thee from the snareH6341 of the fowlerH3353,And from the deadly pestilenceH1698.4He will cover thee with his pinionsH84,And under his wingsH3671 shalt thou takeH2620 refugeH2620:His truthH571 is a shieldH6793 and a buckler.5Thou shalt not be afraidH3372 for the terrorH6343 by nightH3915,Nor for the arrowH2671 that flieth by dayH3119;6For the pestilenceH1698 that walketh in darknessH652,Nor for the destructionH6986 that wasteth at noonday.7A thousandH505 shall fallH5307 at thy sideH6654,And tenH7233 thousandH505 at thy rightH3225 handH3225;Butit shall not come nigh thee.8OnlyH7535 with thine eyesH5869 shalt thou behold,And seeH7200 the reward of the wickedH7563.9For thou, O Jehovah, art my refugeH4268!Thou hast madeH7760 the Most High thy habitationH4583;10There shall no evilH7451 befall thee,Neither shall any plagueH5061 come nigh thy tentH168.11For he will give his angelsH4397 charge over thee,To keepH8104 thee in all thy waysH1870.12They shall bearH5375 thee up in their handsH3709,LestH6435 thou dash thy footH7272 against a stoneH68.13Thou shalt treadH1869 upon the lionH3715 and adder:The youngH3715 lionH3715 and the serpentH8577 shalt thou trampleH7429 under foot.
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