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Hymns for Psalm 132

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Psalm 132 Psalm 132:5This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 132, directly paraphrasing its themes of seeking God's dwelling place and His choice of Zion.14
Arise, O Lord Our God, Arise Psalm 132This hymn directly echoes Psalm 132's prayer for God to arise and dwell in His chosen resting place among His people.11
Psalm 132 Psalm 132:4-5This hymn is a poetic rendering of Psalm 132, retelling David's vow to find a dwelling place for the Lord and God's promise to establish Zion as His chosen sanctuary.10
The House of God Psalm 132This hymn directly echoes Psalm 132's prayer for God to arise and dwell in His chosen resting place among His people.8
Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken Psalm 132:13-18This hymn celebrates Zion as God's chosen dwelling place, echoing Psalm 132's theme of the Lord selecting Jerusalem as His eternal abode.7
Memento, Domine Psalm 132This hymn directly echoes Psalm 132's opening plea "Lord, remember David" and reflects on God's covenant promises.7
We'll to God's tabernacles go Psalm 132This hymn directly echoes Psalm 132's call to worship at God's dwelling place and celebrate His presence among His people.6
Gracious Lord, Remember David Psalm 132This hymn directly references Psalm 132's prayer to remember David's devotion and God's covenant promises.5
Lord, Pour Thy Spirit from on High Psalm 132:9This hymn echoes Psalm 132:9's prayer "let thy priests be clothed with righteousness" in its plea for God to bless and equip ministers for faithful service.4
The Church the Dwelling of God Psalm 132This hymn reflects Psalm 132's celebration of God choosing Zion as His dwelling place and center of worship.4
Let David, Lord, a constant place Psalm 132This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 132's account of David's vow to find a dwelling place for the Lord.4
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Psalm 132:18This hymn echoes Psalm 132's theme of crowning the Lord's anointed and exalting His chosen one as King.3
Psalm 132: David, and his afflictions all Psalm 132This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 132, directly paraphrasing David's vow and God's covenant promises.3
Hail to the Lord's Anointed Psalm 132This hymn directly sets Psalm 132 to music, celebrating God's covenant with David and the promised Messiah.2
Triumphs of mercy Psalm 132:18This hymn echoes Psalm 132's plea for God's mighty arm to awaken and fulfill His promises of salvation.2
Thou Whose Unmeasured Temple Stands Psalm 132:8-9This hymn echoes Psalm 132's prayer for God's presence to dwell in His earthly sanctuary and bless those who worship there.2
Opening Worship Psalm 132:18This hymn echoes Psalm 132's theme of honoring the Lord's dwelling place and offering worship to the King.2
O Lord, My Prayer Hear Psalm 132:10This hymn echoes Psalm 132's opening plea for God to hear prayer and remember His faithful servant.2
Lord, remember Thou for David Psalm 132This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 132's prayer for David and God's promise to dwell with His people forever.2
David, and all his troubles, Lord Psalm 132This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 132, retelling David's vow to find a dwelling place for the Lord's ark.2

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