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Hillsong Worship - Angel Of The Lord Lyrics

Artist:
Hillsong Worship

Lyrics

The Lord's my Shepherd, I have everything I need.


Mercy and love follow me.


Though I walk through the dark valley of death, I will


Not be afraid for He's here.


The Lord's my refuge, no evil can come near me,


Dwelling in His secret place. 


I put my trust in Him, He is my shield, I will 


Let His peace rule in my heart. 


CHORUS:


Surely, the Angel of the Lord is around me. 


I have no cause to fear, my God will not forsake me. 


I am His child now, no enemy can touch me.


I will not die but live, to tell what He has done.


He has ransomed me, He gave me all authority, 


Power, love and a sound mind.


Strong in the Lord and the power of His might, I will 


Put on His armour and stand.


Surely, the Angel of the Lord is around me. 


I have no cause to fear, my God will not forsake me. 


I am my Father's child, no enemy can touch me.


I will not die but live, to tell what He has done.


Surely, the Angel of the Lord is around me. 


I have no cause to fear, my God will not forsake me. 


I am my Father's child, no enemy can touch me.


I will not die but live, to tell what He has done.


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Angel of the Lord” gathers several biblical images of divine protection into a confident declaration of faith. God appears as shepherd, refuge, shield, and defender, while the singer answers fear with trust and peace. References to the dark valley, the secret place, spiritual armor, and a sound mind connect protection with faithful dependence rather than self-confidence. The repeated chorus celebrates belonging to the Father and the assurance that abandonment and fear do not have the final word.

The opening lines closely echo Psalm 23, especially God’s provision and presence through the valley of death. The song’s title and chorus also recall Psalm 34:7, where the angel of the Lord encamps around those who fear God. Its declaration about living to tell what God has done reflects Psalm 118:17. These scriptural echoes support the song’s movement from danger to testimony: divine presence produces courage, and deliverance becomes an occasion to proclaim God’s works.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 23:1-4 The lyrics echo the Shepherd’s provision and presence in the dark valley.
  • Psalm 34:7 The angel of the Lord encamps around those who fear God.
  • Psalm 118:17 The psalmist expects to live and declare what the Lord has done.