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Hymns for Psalm 10

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Psalm 10 Psalm 10This hymn is Isaac Watts' metrical paraphrase of Psalm 10, directly rendering its themes of God's seeming distance amid the wicked's oppression.17
Abide With Me Psalm 10:14This hymn echoes Psalm 10's plea for God's presence and help when facing trouble and feeling forsaken.8
Why Stand So Far Away Psalm 10This hymn directly echoes Psalm 10's opening lament, "Why do you stand far off, O LORD?6
Rejoice, the Lord is King! Psalm 10:6This hymn proclaims God's sovereign reign and justice, offering hope against the oppression and wickedness described in Psalm 10.4
The Lord is King! Psalm 10:16-18This hymn answers Psalm 10's cry for God's intervention by proclaiming His sovereign reign and care over all the earth.3
Psalm 10: Wherefore is it that thou, O Lord Psalm 10This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 10, directly paraphrasing its opening lament about God's seeming distance and the wickedness of the proud.3
Thy presence why withdrawest thou, Lord Psalm 10This hymn is a poetic rendering of Psalm 10, echoing its plea for God's presence amid the wicked's prideful oppression of the poor.3
The Suffering Poor Psalm 10This hymn directly echoes Psalm 10's opening cry asking why God seems distant and its plea for Him to defend the oppressed and orphaned.3
Why Do You Stand So Far Away, O LORD? Psalm 10This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 10, opening with its exact words and capturing its lament over wickedness and plea for God's justice.3
Ut quid, Domine? Psalm 10This hymn is a metrical setting of Psalm 10, opening with the psalm's own words questioning why God seems distant.3
Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun Psalm 10:16This hymn contrasts Christ's righteous reign with Psalm 10's cry against the wicked who oppress the poor.2
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Psalm 10:17This hymn echoes Psalm 10's appeal to God as defender and protector of those who cry out for His help.2
I love the volume of Thy Word Psalm 10This hymn celebrates Scripture's value, which includes Psalm 10's prayer for God's justice against the wicked.2
God, Who Stretched the Spangled Psalm 10:12This hymn echoes Psalm 10's concern for the lonely and forgotten in cities, calling on God the Creator to address human suffering and injustice.2
Ihr Waisen! weinet nicht Psalm 10:14This hymn comforts orphans and widows, reflecting Psalm 10's plea for God to defend the fatherless and oppressed.2
We Are Called Psalm 10:18This hymn answers Psalm 10's cry for justice by calling believers to act with mercy toward the oppressed and afflicted.2
Señor Jesús, eterno rey Psalm 10:16This hymn celebrates Christ's eternal reign, answering Psalm 10's cry for God's just rule over the oppressed.2
God of Freedom, God of Justice Psalm 10:12This hymn echoes Psalm 10's cry for God to hear the oppressed and bring justice to those who suffer violence and terror.2
Why Standest Thou Afar, O Lord Psalm 10This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 10's lament over the wicked who oppress the poor while God seems distant.2
World without End Psalm 10:12-18This hymn echoes Psalm 10's concern for the needy and oppressed, praising God's care for the vulnerable and faithless.2

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