The 91st Psalm is a powerful hymn that expresses the love and protection of Elohai, a unique name of God that Moses chose to describe his experience. This name is distinct from Elohim and is characterized by the absence of the Mem on the end. The yud, a significant letter in the Hebrew language, represents the God spark and is found at the end of the word Elohai. A pastor's story of surviving six years in a North Vietnamese swamp, where many people died, is a testament to the power of faith and the provision of God, as he gave the pastor the 91st Psalm to sustain him. [... more]