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Harriet: The Shepherd Who Leads to Freedom - Black Church (Psalm 23)

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Harriet Tubman trusted the Shepherd through literal valleys of death—the route North, slave catchers, swamps, and danger. "The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want." The Black Church has claimed Psalm 23 through centuries: the Shepherd leads to freedom; green pastures are free territory; the valley is the escape route. "I will fear no evil"—sung on the Underground Railroad. Harriet followed the Shepherd's voice through darkness. The freedom-leading Shepherd walks with His people through every valley toward liberation.

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freedom shepherdUnderground Railroadliberationdeliverancevoice

Scripture References

Psalm 23

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adults

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