The moon CAN strike you.

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   sddanzellprotonmailcom

   October 26, 2025

   Psalm 121

   MS Copilot:

   Quick Answer: In Psalm 121:6 (“The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night”), the psalmist uses poetic imagery of sun and moon to express God’s total protection. The “sun striking” refers to dangers like heat, exhaustion, or visible threats in the day, while the “moon striking” reflects ancient beliefs about the moon’s harmful influence (linked to “lunacy”), or the unseen fears and afflictions of the night. Together, they symbolize God’s round‑the‑clock care—no danger, visible or hidden, can overcome those under His keeping.

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      Esther R. “RevEssie” Scott

      October 27, 2025

      Excellent answer and thank you. But that doesn’t stop the evil ones from trying. Every day we should cover ourselves with the blood of Jesus.

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