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the Savior Stood Beside Me ASL Notes, verse. 2 & 3 : Savior: cross arms at wrists near chest, form a W shape as you unfold them then open palms and slide arms down Stood: left hand makes a little person and stands on the right hand Beside: Left hand, elbow bent palm facing up. Arm goes down then back up Say: hold up 4 fingers, touch chin twice with the side of your pointer finger so pinky is furthest away Things: elbows bent, hands at chest, palms facing you, thumbs up, fingers slightly bent. Push arms out Say: hold up 4 fingers, touch chin twice with the side of your pointer finger so pinky is furthest away Words: right hand pointer only extended, arm bent, left hand forms a C with pointer and thumb. Thumb and finger of left hand touch the pointer finger of right hand twice True: left pointer touching lips, rounds down so you are pointing out Kind: right palm facing up, left palm facing down and rubs outward on right palm (like soft) He: Palm up near head facing in, stretch arm upward Never far away: fists with thumbs up at chest, left hand moves upward and outward (shake head no for never) Share: right hand vertical, thumb extended, left hand similar and rubs in the crease of the thumb of right hand Gospel: right hand fist, palm down, left hand makes a birds beak with pointer and thumb and touches top of right hand twice Speak: hold up 4 fingers, touch chin twice with the side of your pointer finger so pinky is furthest away Reverently: pointer and middle finger extended and crossed on both hands. Wrists cross then uncross and move downward and outward I: Left pointer and middle finger extended, thumb holds other fingers, touch left cheek bone

 Stood: left hand makes a little person and stands on the right hand Pull hand gesture above away from face Savior: cross arms at wrists near chest, form a W shape as you unfold them then open palms and slide arms down Standing: left hand makes a little person and stands on the right hand Nigh: right hand slightly cupped at chest level, left hand also slightly cupped comes close to right hand then moves away twice Watching over me: both hands have pointer and middle fingers extended, thumbs holding the others, make small circles near left eye and left temple, moving up, away, down and toward He: Left palm up near head facing in, stretch arm upward Near: right hand slightly cupped at chest level, left hand also slightly cupped comes close to right hand then moves away twice I Do Not See: Left pointer and middle finger extended, thumb holds other fingers, touch left cheek bone, shake head no Him: Left palm up near head facing in, stretch arm upward Loves: arms crossed at chest, fists Dearly: clutch hands at chest Watchful: both hands have pointer and middle fingers extended, thumbs holding the others, make small circles near left eye and left temple, moving up, away, down and toward Care: both hands - pointer and middle finger extended, thumb holds other fingers, left hand on top of the other one, making a circle going up and away from body at chest Be: Left palm on top of right palm near right shoulder, hands rub together and switch to left shoulder Person: Hands make straight lines downward like drawing someones figure Know: Left hand touches left side of forehead, bent at the knuckles

Like: hands bent at knuckles, palms facing up, at chest level, they are brought in, left hand is higher than right I: Left pointer and middle finger extended, thumb holds other fingers, touch left cheekbone Stood: left hand makes a little person and stands on the right hand Pull hand gesture above away from face Savior: cross arms at wrists near chest, form a W shape as you unfold them then open palms and slide arms down Standing: left hand makes a little person and stands on the right hand Nigh: right hand slightly cupped at chest level, left hand also slightly cupped comes close to right hand then moves away twice Watching over me: both hands have pointer and middle fingers extended, thumbs holding the others, make small circles near left eye and left temple, moving up, away, down and toward