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Hymns for Job 2

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Ashes Job 2:12This hymn echoes Job's posture of sitting in ashes during suffering while expressing hope for renewal and restoration.3
Blessed Assurance JobThis hymn echoes Job's faithful testimony and trust in God's redemption despite suffering and trial.1
When Peace, Like a River JobThis hymn echoes Job's faithful trust in God despite Satan's buffeting and overwhelming trials.1
My Times Are in Thy Hand Job 2:9-10This hymn echoes Job's trust in God's sovereignty amid suffering, surrendering one's times to divine providence.1
Be Still, My Soul Job 2:13This hymn echoes Job's patient trust in God's sovereignty amid profound suffering and loss.1
Amen siakudu misa (Amen We Praise Your Name O God) JobThis hymn echoes Job's faithful response of praising God's name even amid severe trials and suffering.1
Why Should Sorrow Ever Grieve Me? Job 2:10This hymn echoes Job's steadfast trust in God's goodness amid trials and suffering.1
When the Morning Stars Together Job 2This hymn's opening line directly references Job 38:7 where "the morning stars sang together" when God laid the earth's foundations, a passage God uses in His response to Job that begins after Job 2's trials.1
Haben wir das Gute Job 2:10This hymn directly quotes Job's faithful response to suffering, accepting both good and evil from God's hand with trust and praise.1
Si bona suscepimus de manu Dei Job 2:10This hymn directly quotes Job's faithful response in accepting both blessings and suffering from God's hand.1
Rain, Come Down Job 2:13This hymn reflects Job 2's portrayal of friends sitting in silent solidarity with Job in his profound suffering and grief.1

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