Psalm 91 in Song
Thou Shalt Not Be Afraid
Psalm 91 in song; a sequence of important Bible verses to store up in your heart, made easier when set to music.
This is a beautiful and comforting passage - Psalm 91:5-7 - that I and my daughters memorized when they were children at home.
Please scroll down the page for the sheet music PDF links.
Psalm 91 King James Version
Psalm 91 in simple English might be preferred by some, but for sheer beauty, nothing can outdo the words of Psalm 91 KJV (King James Version). It is poetry, as well as being scripture.
Though my setting doesn't retain the "-eth" endings on verbs, and substitutes "near" for "nigh," in all other aspects it is almost identical to the original KJV.
Two settings for guitar, with chords & tab
With early guitar students, the chords in the key of D are easier, despite the tricky Bm chord. However, using finger 4 is not much fun. Many players will prefer to simply shift to second position.
In the key of C, everything is truly easy except for the F chord, for beginners!
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Here are the lyrics in a block of text, INCLUDING PERMISSION from the creator of SingTheBibleStory.com to copy, paste, and use in your church or meeting on an overhead projector, computer, bulletin, or the like:
Thou Shalt Not Be Afraid
Psalm 91:5-7
Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror of the night,
Nor for the arrow that flies by day.
Nor for the pestilence that walks in darkness,
Nor for the destruction that wastes at noonday.
A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand,
But it shall not come near thee... but it shall not come near thee.
Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror of the night,
Nor for the arrow that flies by day.
Nor for the pestilence that walks in darkness,
Nor for the destruction that wastes at noonday.
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The links to the piano arrangements:
Download Psalm 91 in song, "Thou Shalt Not Be Afraid" in the key of C
Download Psalm 91:5-7 song in the key of D
The links to the guitar settings:
Download Psalm 91 song lyrics & chords for guitar in C
Download prayer of protection Psalm 91 for guitar in the key of D
I hope this song will comfort your heart, and encourage you to read the rest of Psalm 91. Please see also my setting of another Bible in song psalm, "I Will Rescue the One Who Loves Me."
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