Hymns for Job 38

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Little Town of BethlehemJob 38:7The hymn echoes Job 38:7's imagery of morning stars singing together, here celebrating Christ's birth rather than creation.23
Joyful, Joyful, We Adore TheeJob 38:7This hymn celebrates God's glory revealed through all creation, echoing Job 38's divine display of nature's wonders.16
Eternal Father, Strong to SaveJob 38:8-11This hymn echoes Job 38's portrayal of God's sovereign power over the seas and their boundaries.13
Songs of PraiseJob 38:1-41This hymn echoes Job 38:7 where the morning stars sang together and angels shouted for joy at creation's dawn.12
When the Morning Stars TogetherJob 38:7This hymn directly references Job 38:7, where the morning stars sang together and angels shouted for joy at creation.10
Angels From the Realms of GloryJob 38:4-11This hymn echoes Job 38's imagery of angels present at creation, now singing of the Messiah's birth.9
This Is My Father's WorldJob 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's celebration of God as Creator whose hand fashioned the wonders of the natural world.9
Let All Things Now LivingJob 38This hymn echoes Job 38's celebration of God as Creator who orders the stars, sun, and all creation in obedient praise.7
Lord of the DanceJob 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's imagery of God's presence at creation's beginning when the world was formed.6
Brightest and Best of the Stars of the MorningJob 38:7This hymn's reference to the "morning star" echoes Job 38:7 where the morning stars sang together at creation, celebrating Christ as Creator and Redeemer.5
Stars of the mormimg, so gloriously brightJob 38:4-7This hymn echoes Job 38:7's imagery of the morning stars singing together at creation, celebrating the angels who praised God from the beginning.5
O Come, O Come, EmmanuelJob 38:12This hymn's "Dayspring" imagery connects to Job 38's dawn and morning light as symbols of God's creative power and coming hope.4
Many and Great, O GodJob 38:1-41This hymn echoes Job 38's celebration of God as Creator who formed the waters, mountains, and heavens by His word.4
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Job 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's revelation of God's creative power and sovereignty over creation, crowning Christ as Lord of all.3
O Worship the King all glorious aboveJob 38This hymn echoes Job 38's imagery of God's majestic power displayed in creation's wonders and storm clouds.3
I sing th'almighty power of GodJob 383
God of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty HandJob 38:1-7This hymn echoes Job 38's portrayal of God's almighty hand leading forth the starry band of shining worlds in splendor.3
He Careth For YouJob 38:413
WinterJob 38:29-303
I Bind Unto Myself TodayJob 38:1-413

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