Psalms Chapter 121 verse 2 Holy Bible
My help `cometh' from Jehovah, Who made heaven and earth.
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Your help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.
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My help [cometh] from Jehovah, who made the heavens and the earth.
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My help cometh from the LORD, which made heaven and earth.
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My help comes from Yahweh, Who made heaven and earth.
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My help `is' from Jehovah, maker of heaven and earth,
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Psalms 121 : 2 Bible Verse Songs
- God Help Me by Plumb
- Kingdom Come (Lift Up Your Heads by KXC
- God I Look To You by Anna Golden
- Maker of The Heavens by Mosaic MSC
- Help Is On The Way by Amanda Cook
- The Answer by Jeremy Camp
- Shoulders by For King & Country
- My Help by Eben
- Fade by River Valley Worship
- Can't Get Enough by Fearless BND
- Glory to God by Cameron Moder
- Psalm 121 in Hebrew by Joshua Aaron
- Unknown by Mosaic MSC
- Optimistic by Sounds of Blackness
- Psalm 121 (He Watches Over You) by The Psalm Project
- Praise You In This Storm by Natalie Grant
- Mai Taimako Na (My Helper) by Solomon Lange
- It's Me Again Jah by Luciano
- In The Shadow by Gateway Worship
- Yahweh by All Nations Music + Chandler Moore
- I Look Up by We Are Messengers
- I Look To You by New Creation Worship
- I Lift My Eyes by Laura Story
- Just Like God by Evvie McKinney
- Lift My Eyes by I Am They
- Psalm 121 (I Lift My Eyes) by Keith & Kristyn Getty
- Help by Anthony Brown
- Father I Stretch by Anthony Brown
- All of My Help by Ricky Dillard
- Good Grace by Hillsong United
- God I Look To You by Maranda Curtis
- Just As Good by Chris Renzema + Ellie Holcomb
- My Help by Gateway Worship + Josh Baldwin
Pulpit Commentary
Pulpit CommentaryVerse 2. - My help cometh from the Lord; literally, my help is from the Lord. He alone has both the power and the will to assist me. Which made heaven and earth; i.e. "which is omnipotent."
Ellicott's Commentary
Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(2) My help cometh . . .--Not as the superstition of the Canaanite said, from the sacred summits themselves, but from their Creator's Lord. It is noticeable that the style, "maker of heaven and earth," is a peculiarity of psalms which are certainly post-exile, and show how strongly the contrast with heathenism impressed the creative power of God on the Hebrew mind. When the idolater, pointing to his visible god, taunted the Israelite with having no god, the reply, that He made the heavens, and the earth, and all things, and that these were the proofs of His being, was most natural. (See Jeremiah 10:11.)
