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Hymns for Proverbs 10

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The United Methodist Hymnal

The United Methodist Hymnal

400: Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
434: When the Poor Ones

Baptist Hymnal 1991

Baptist Hymnal 1991

The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church

The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church

677: God moves in a mysterious way
686: Come, thou fount of every blessing

Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

1: How Blest Are They Who, Fearing God
434: God Moves in a Mysterious Way
486: Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing

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		Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Original Language Title	Original Language	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Meter	Scripture	Text Sources	Text Place Of Origin	Topics	Lectionary Weeks	Tunes	Media	Audio Preview	Flexscore	Auth Text Flex Score	Tune Auth Has Audio	Has One License Preview	Total Instances	Text Is Public Domain	Id	Matching Instances
		God Moves in a Mysterious Way	God moves in a mysterious way				English	William Cowper		8.6.8.6	Proverbs 10:6This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's theme of divine wisdom working mysteriously beyond human understanding.			God the Father His Providence; liturgical Scripture Songs	Year C, Ordinary Time, Proper 21 (26); Year C, Ordinary Time, Proper 9 (14); Year B, Ordinary Time, Proper 6 (11); Year B, Lent, Second Sunday; Year A, Ordinary Time, Proper 15 (20); Year A, Holy Week season, Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday); Year A, Ordinary Time, Proper 24 (29); Year B, Easter season, Easter Vigil; Year B, Ordinary Time, Proper 21 (26); Year C, Ordinary Time, Proper 12 (17)					1			1204	1	25100	2
		Where Is My Boy Tonight?	Where is my wandering boy tonight, The boy of my tenderest care	O where is my boy tonight			English	Robert Lowry			Proverbs 10:1This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between wise and foolish children, expressing a parent's concern for a wayward son.												105	1	257844	2
		Cuando el pobre nada tiene	Cuando el pobre nada tiene y aun reparte	Va Dios mismo en nuestro mismo caminar			Spanish	Jose Antonio Olivar		12.11.12 with refrain	Proverbs 10:9This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between righteousness and wickedness through themes of justice and generous stewardship.		Spain										27	0	1443317	2
		Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing	Come, Thou Fount of every blessing				English	Robert Robinson; Martin Madan	Come, thou Fount of every blessing; ...	8.7.8.7 D	Proverbs 10:22This hymn echoes Proverbs 10's theme of wisdom and blessing flowing from God as the fountain of every good gift.		England	Worship; liturgical Opening Hymns	Year C, Ordinary Time, Proper 16 (21); Year C, Christmas season, Holy Name of Jesus (Mary, Mother of God); Year B, Ordinary Time, Proper 8 (13); Year A, Christmas season, Holy Name of Jesus (Mary, Mother of God); Year A, Easter season, Fifth Sunday; Year A, Ordinary Time, Proper 16 (21); Year B, Ordinary Time, Proper 10 (15)	[Come, Thou fount of every blessing] (55776)» X				1	1		2456	1	70122	1
		O happy is the man who hears	O happy is the man who hears				English	Michael Bruce		8.6.8.6	Proverbs 10:2-9This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between the wise and foolish, celebrating wisdom's rewards of life, honor, and blessing.												304	1	130309	1
		All depends on our possessing	All depends on our possessing		Alles ist an Gottes Segen	German	English	Anonymous; Catherine Winkworth		8.8.7.8.8.7	Proverbs 10:22This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between the righteous who trust in God's provision and the foolish who pursue fleeting earthly wealth.	Nürnberg Gesang-Buch, 1676											29	1	22526	1
		That Man Is Blest Who, Fearing God	That man is blest who, fearing God		Psalm 1 - Metrical		English			8.6.8.6	Proverbs 10:28This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between the blessed righteous who fear God and those who walk in sin.	The New Metrical Version of the Psalms, 1909								1			27	1	46271	1
		Earth's transitory things decay	Earth's transitory things decay				English	John Bowring			Proverbs 10:7This hymn takes its title directly from Proverbs 10:7, contrasting earthly decay with the blessed memory of the righteous.												27	1	106292	1
		Save the Boy!	Once he was so bright [light] and fair	Save the boy			English	Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth			Proverbs 10:1This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between the wise son who brings joy and the foolish son who brings grief.												22	1	195151	1
		Christ the Way of life possess me	Christ the way of life possess me				English	Timothy Dudley-Smith		8.7.8.3	Proverbs 10:11This hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between the path of life and death, celebrating Christ as the Way of life who guides the faithful.												4	0	1020013	1
		I Cannot Be Moved	When the days are dreary I can not be moved	I can not be moved			English	R. E. Winsett			Proverbs 10:30This hymn reflects Proverbs 10:25's promise that the righteous have an everlasting foundation and cannot be moved.												2	1	255270	1
		Jehovah's Blessing Makes Rich	Bounteous blessings Jehovah does grant								Proverbs 10:22This hymn directly references Proverbs 10:22, celebrating how the Lord's blessing brings true wealth without sorrow.					[Bounteous blessings Jehovah does grant]» X							1	0	1238825	1
		Oh a Song Must Rise (A Song Must Rise)	From the mountains to the valleys	Oh a song must rise			English	Paul B. Svenson	Oh a song must rise for the spirit to ...		ProverbsThis hymn reflects Proverbs 10's contrast between the righteous and wicked through voices from all circumstances praising God.			Response; Christian Year Pentecost; Holy Spirit; Interfaith; Justice; Service Music Gathering; Service Music Offering		[From the mountains to the valleys]» X							1	0	1371835	1

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