The great safety of the godly, who put their trust in God's protection.
0aA Song of degrees.
a Pss. 120-134, titles.
11I WILL blift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.
1Or, Shall I lift up mine eyes to the hills? whence should my help come? Je. 3.23.
b Ps. 87.1; 76.2; 2.6; 3.4; 9.11; 123.1.
2My chelp cometh from the LORD, which made heaven and earth.
c Ho. 13.9. Ps. 124.8; 3.8; 18.32-48.
3He dwill not suffer ethy foot to be moved: he that fkeepeth thee will not slumber.
d 1Sa. 2.9. Pr. 3.25,26. De. 33.3. Ps. 62.2; 37.24. 1Pe. 1.5. Jude 1. Jn. 10.28,29. e Ps. 66.9. f Ps. 127.1.
4gBehold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep.
g Is. 27.3. 1Ki. 18.27. Ps. 27.1; 32.7,8; 44.23. Ge. 28.15. De. 32.10.
5The LORD is thy keeper: hthe LORD is thy ishade upon thy right hand.
h Is. 25.4; 32.2; 4.6. Ex. 13.21. Ps. 16.8; 109.31. Ca. 3.3. i Ps. 91.1.
6The jsun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night.
j Ps. 91.5,10. Is. 49.10. Re. 7.16. Ge. 31.40.
7The kLORD shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall lpreserve thy soul.
k 2Ti. 4.18. Is. 27.3. Job 5.19-23. Ps. 94.18,19. Re. 21.3,4; 22.3. Jn. 17.12,15. l Ps. 97.10.
8The mLORD shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore.
m De. 28.6; 33.3. Pr. 2.8; 3.6. 1Sa. 2.9. 1Pe. 1.5. Ps. 1.3.