Psalm 121 January 22, 2023

Warum Gott unsere Hilfe ist (Psalm 121) - Alex R.

Dr. George Murray, Columbia International University | Psalm 121:1–2; Romans 8:32 

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First Evan “Reasoning from the Greater to the Lesser” – May 14, 2023

"I Look Up to the Mountains" - A song in Tok Pisin, a language of Papua New Guinea, based on Psalm 121. It is Song 10 in the Badu Amos Songbook 2002 (link above). The recording is of Badu Amos and the Youth of Timothy Lutheran Congregation, Birip, Enga Province, Papua New Guinea and was made on November 6, 2018 by Martin Dicke.

TOK PISIN:
Mi lukluk i go long ol maunten,
Tasol Man Bilong Helpim
Bai i kamap long wanem hap tru? = (wanem hap tru?)
Hevi kam karamapim mi, mi nogat strong long rausim hevi.
Mi singaut strong long Bikpela
“Yu helpim mi.” = (2x)

Kores:
Bikpela Jisas Yu kam, rausim olgeta hevi pas long mi. – (i pas long mi)
Kisim mi go klostu long Yu na blesim mi.
Kisim mi go long gutpela ples bilong Yu. (ripit 2x)

ENGLISH:
I look up to the mountains,
but from where does my salvation come?
All kinds of problems have come upon me,
But I do not have any strength to solve the problems.
I cry out to the Lord, “Please help me.”

Lord Jesus come, take all my problems away from me.
Hold me close to you and bless me.
Take me to Your beautiful place.

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Mi Lukluk I Go Long Ol Maunten (Buk Song 121)

God doesn't "protect" us in the sense of shielding us from pain, nor grief, nor doubt. But when our journey includes those things, God our protector is right beside us and won't let us get lost.

"God Our Protector" by Denise Lindberg | Psalm 121 | 04.21.2024

A major trend in popular spirituality right now, mindfulness is a technique by which practitioners focus on the present moment and what they objectively experience through their senses. The idea behind the technique is to interrupt thoughts and judgments that can potentially be overwhelming and heighten anxiety, thus reducing depression and other mental health disorders. Deacon Harold continues Music Week talking about mediation and Soulful Psalm 121.

Beacon of Truth-Music & Mediation-07/30/24

Today Deacon Harold takes us into the Soulful Psalms with Psalm 121

Soulful Psalms-Psalm 121

In this first talk in the Summer in the Psalms series, Nic Low looks at Psalm 121 and asks with David, "I lift up my eyes to the hills, where does my help come from?"

Who Do You Look Up To? with Nic Low

Exeter College, Oxford University
Michael Koenig, organist

Levavi oculos meos in montes

From Where Does My Help Come? - 03.09.25

17.08.2025 (Classic) - Songs of Ascent

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We regularly pray that someone who joins us will be drawn to some inescapable conclusions:

“God is really among you!”

“Look how you love one another!”

And that after ministry their sense would be that “God did that!” This leaves us dependent upon God because ultimately it is about whether He does this or not.

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