Psalm 46:1 in Spanish (Salmo 46:1)

The psalm that gave the church A Mighty Fortress opens here: God as amparo, the shelter you run to, and as pronto auxilio, help that is already on the way.

Here is the whole verse in the Reina-Valera with the English underneath, read aloud by a real voice at full speed and slow.

Psalm 46:1 · Salmo 46:1

Dios es nuestro amparo y fortaleza, nuestro pronto auxilio en las tribulaciones.

God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in times of trouble.

Word by word

Dios es nuestro amparo
God is our refuge (amparo is shelter, the place you run to)
y fortaleza
and strength
nuestro pronto auxilio
our ever-present help (literally "our prompt help": already on the way)
en las tribulaciones
in times of trouble

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How to pronounce it

Common questions

How do you say God is our refuge and strength in Spanish?+

"Dios es nuestro amparo y fortaleza." Amparo is the refuge, fortaleza the strength.

What does pronto auxilio mean?+

Literally "prompt help": help that arrives quickly, already present. It is the Reina-Valera's rendering of "a very present help in trouble."

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