Key Figures — Psalms 91

3 figures

1. The Most High

   Divine Protector and Refuge.

   Referred to as the Most High and the Almighty, God is depicted as a refuge and fortress for those who trust in Him, offering protection and deliverance from danger.

   Related passages

   • Psalm 46:1 (God as a refuge and strength)
   • Deuteronomy 32:4 (God as a rock and fortress)

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2. The Psalmist

   The speaker who declares trust in God.

   The Psalmist expresses personal trust in God's protection and encourages others to seek refuge in Him, highlighting the blessings of divine security.

   Related passages

   • Psalm 23 (Trust in God's guidance and protection)
   • Psalm 121 (Assurance of God's protection)

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3. The Angelic Hosts

   Agents of God's protection.

   Angels are mentioned as being commanded by God to guard and protect those who trust in Him, emphasizing the divine care and intervention in the lives of believers.

   Related passages

   • Hebrews 1:14 (Angels as ministering spirits)
   • Matthew 4:6 (Angels protecting Jesus)

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