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Hymns for Job 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Hymn 5 Job 1:21This hymn directly echoes Job's words "Naked I came from my mother's womb, and naked I shall return" in reflecting on life's brevity and God's sovereignty.15
Children of the Heavenly Father Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's declaration "The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away" while affirming God's faithful care through suffering.8
Bereavement and Resignation Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's grief and suffering while seeking comfort in Jesus during times of deep loss and pain.4
Blessed Be Your Name Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's resolve to bless God's name in both prosperity and suffering, reflecting Job 1:21's faithful response to loss.4
It Is Well with My Soul Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's faithful response to devastating trials, maintaining trust in God despite Satan's attacks and overwhelming sorrows.3
All Praise to Him Who Reigns Above Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's faithful praise of God's name even amid suffering and loss.3
One prayer I have, all prayers in one Job 1:21This hymn reflects Job's faithful resignation to God's will amid profound affliction and loss.3
The Grace Disarmed of Its Terros Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job 1's profound question "man dies and wastes away—where is he?" while offering hope in the soul's eternal nature.3
O for a Thousand Tongues Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's faithful response "Blessed be the name of the Lord" amid his suffering and loss.2
O For a Heart to Praise My God Job 1:1This hymn reflects Job's heart of integrity and submission to God despite trials, seeking purity and righteousness before the Lord.2
When I can trust my all with God Job 1:21This hymn reflects Job's steadfast trust in God's sovereignty amid severe trials and afflictions.2
A Safe Stronghold Job 1:6-22This hymn reflects Job 1's portrayal of spiritual conflict, with Satan as the "ancient prince of hell" seeking to afflict God's faithful.2
Amen siakudu misa (Amen We Praise Your Name O God) JobThis hymn echoes Job's faithful response of blessing and praising God's name even amid suffering and loss.2
Job 1:21: Naked as from the earth we came Job 1:21This hymn directly quotes Job 1:21, expressing Job's faithful acceptance that all blessings come from God and return to Him.2
Rock of Ages Job 1:20-22This hymn reflects Job's need for refuge and cleansing amid suffering, trusting in God's saving grace.1
Blessed Assurance JobThis hymn echoes Job's unwavering faith and testimony of God's faithfulness despite life's trials.1
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Job 1:13-22This hymn reflects Job's trust in God's mysterious providence amid suffering and trials.1
My God, my Father, while I stray Job 1:21This hymn echoes Job's faithful submission to God's will amid suffering and loss, surrendering what was never truly ours.1
My Times Are in Thy Hand Job 1:19-21This hymn reflects Job's trust in God's sovereignty amid suffering, surrendering one's times to divine providence.1
Our Ever Present Aid Job 1:21This hymn reflects Job's steadfast trust in God amid suffering and loss, finding peace through unwavering faith.1

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