Salmo 120:título–1
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La lengua engañosa y los enemigos de la paz
Cántico de ascenso gradual*.
En mi angustia clamé al Señora,
y Él me respondió.
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- *Los Salmos 120 a 134 se llaman cánticos de ascenso gradual, probablemente porque se cantaban mientras los peregrinos subían a Jerusalén (véase Ex. 34:24; 1 Rey. 12:27)
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