Hymns for Psalm 124

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Psalm 124: Now Israel may say, and that trulyPsalm 124This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 124, directly paraphrasing its words of thanksgiving for God's deliverance of Israel.18
God Gives VictoryPsalm 124This hymn closely paraphrases Psalm 124's thanksgiving for God's deliverance from overwhelming enemies who would have destroyed His people.9
Psalm 124Psalm 124This hymn is Isaac Watts' metrical paraphrase of Psalm 124, directly rendering its thanksgiving for God's deliverance into verse.8
Divine DeliverancePsalm 124This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 124's thanksgiving for God's deliverance from overwhelming enemies.6
Daily and Nightly DevotionPsalm 124This hymn echoes Psalm 124's theme of blessing God's name and acknowledging His sovereign power and protective grace.5
Psalm 124: Had not the Lord been on our sidePsalm 124This hymn directly echoes Psalm 124's thanksgiving for God's deliverance, opening with the psalm's own words "Had not the Lord been on our side.5
If God Had Not Been on Our SidePsalm 124This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 124, echoing its thanksgiving for God's deliverance from overwhelming enemies.4
Had not the Lord (may Isr'l say)Psalm 124This hymn is a direct poetic paraphrase of Psalm 124, echoing Israel's praise for God's deliverance from overwhelming enemies.4
Wo Gott, der Herr, nicht bei uns hältPsalm 124This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 124, echoing its praise for God's protection of Israel against overwhelming enemies.3
Our Help Is in the Name of God the LORDPsalm 124This hymn directly echoes Psalm 124's declaration that "our help is in the name of the LORD" who delivers His people from overwhelming dangers.3
I to the Hills Will Lift Mine EyesPsalm 124:8I notice there may be a mismatch here - the hymn text you've provided ("I to the hills will lift mine eyes") is actually a paraphrase of Psalm 121, not Psalm 124. However, if I must explain a connection to Psalm 124 specifically: This hymn shares Psalm 124's theme of trusting in the Lord as Israel's faithful keeper and protector.2
Psalm 124Psalm 124This hymn echoes Psalm 124's theme of God's deliverance and protection during overwhelming trials.2
Wär Gott nicht mit uns diese ZeitPsalm 124This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 124, echoing its praise for God's deliverance of His people from overwhelming enemies.2
Var Gud ei med os denne tid, Saa raabe alle MundePsalm 124This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 124's thanksgiving for God's deliverance from enemies who would have overwhelmed His people.2
If It Had Not Been for the LordPsalm 124:1-5This hymn directly echoes Psalm 124's declaration that without the Lord on our side, we would have been overcome by our enemies.2
All My Help Comes from the LordPsalm 124:8This hymn echoes Psalm 124's declaration that our help comes from the Lord who sustains us in times of trouble.2
Our HelpPsalm 124This hymn directly echoes Psalm 124:8's declaration that "our help is in the name of the Lord, who made heaven and earth.2
Nixi quia DominusPsalm 124This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 124, opening with its exact words of Israel's praise for God's deliverance.2
Our sure and all sufficient helpPsalm 124:5This hymn echoes Psalm 124's theme of God as our help and deliverer in times of trouble.2
A Song of Degrees of DavidPsalm 124This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 124, expressing Israel's gratitude for God's deliverance from overwhelming enemies.2

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