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Psalm 91:1

Conservative English Version

Live under the protection of God Most High and stay in the shadow of God All-Powerful.

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The LORD is your protector, there at your right side to shade you from the sun.

Protect me as you would your very own eyes; hide me in the shadow of your wings.

They will have plenty, and then their children will receive the land.

In times of trouble, you will protect me. You will hide me in your tent and keep me safe on top of a mighty rock.

You are their shelter from harmful plots, and you are their protection from vicious gossip.

You are my hiding place! You protect me from trouble, and you put songs in my heart because you have saved me.

Your love is a treasure, and everyone finds shelter in the shadow of your wings.

But I am like an olive tree growing in God's house, and I can count on his love forever and ever.

(For the music leader. To the tune "Don't Destroy." A special psalm by David when he was in the cave while running from Saul.) God Most High, have pity on me! Have mercy. I run to you for safety. In the shadow of your wings, I seek protection till danger dies down.

(A prayer by Moses, the man of God.) Our Lord, in all generations you have been our home.

And you, my love, are an apple tree among trees of the forest. Your shade brought me pleasure; your fruit was sweet.

You have been a place of safety for the poor and needy in times of trouble. Brutal enemies pounded us like a heavy rain or the heat of the sun at noon, but you were our shelter.

They will be a place of safety from stormy winds, a stream in the desert, and a rock that gives shade from the heat of the sun.

Run to me for protection. I am a rock that will make both Judah and Israel stumble and break their bones. I am a trap that will catch the people of Jerusalem--they will be captured and dragged away.

The LORD's chosen leader was our hope for survival! We thought he would keep us safe somewhere among the nations, but even he was caught in one of their traps.

But here is what I want you to tell the Israelites in Babylonia: It's true that I, the LORD God, have forced you out of your own country and made you live among foreign nations. But for now, I will be with you wherever you are, so that you can worship me.

The thornbush replied, "If you really want me to be your king, then come into my shade and I will protect you. But if you're deceiving me, I'll start a fire that will spread out and destroy the cedars of Lebanon." After Jotham had finished telling this story, he said:




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