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Hymns for Psalm 111

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Psalm 111 Part 1 Psalm 111This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 111, directly rendering its praise of God's mighty works and eternal faithfulness into song.22
Psalm 111 Part 2 Psalm 111This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 111, celebrating God's mighty works, mercy, and faithfulness to His covenant people.14
Praise ye the Lord, our God to praise Psalm 111This hymn closely paraphrases Psalm 111's opening call to praise and celebration of God's great and wondrous works.11
O Give the LORD Wholehearted Praise Psalm 111This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 111, echoing its call to wholehearted praise and celebration of God's mighty works and faithful covenant.10
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Psalm 111:9This hymn reflects Psalm 111's celebration of God's gracious and compassionate character, trusting in His faithful refuge and redemption.7
The Holiness of God Psalm 111:9This hymn draws directly from Psalm 111:9, which declares God's name as "holy and reverend.6
Psalm 111: Praise ye the Lord: with my whole heart Psalm 111This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 111, directly setting its words of wholehearted praise to song.4
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Psalm 111This hymn echoes Psalm 111's call to praise the Lord for His wonderful works and faithful provision.3
Great Is Thy Faithfulness Psalm 111:7This hymn echoes Psalm 111's celebration of God's faithful works and enduring righteousness throughout all generations.3
Praise ye the Lord Psalm 111This hymn is a musical setting of Psalm 111, directly rendering its call to praise God's wonderful works.3
Laudate Dominum Psalm 111This hymn directly echoes Psalm 111's opening call to praise the Lord with a whole heart.3
Praise ye the Lord, with all my heart Psalm 111This hymn directly echoes Psalm 111's opening call to praise the Lord and celebrates His glorious works and compassionate character.3
Psalm 111: God's Holy Ways are Just and True Psalm 111This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 111, celebrating God's faithful works, gracious provision, and covenant promises.3
O Praise the LORD Psalm 111:1-5This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 111:1-5, praising God's wonderful works and faithful provision.3
Praise ye the Lord Psalm 111This hymn is a musical setting of Psalm 111, directly rendering its call to praise the Lord.3
Praise ye the Lord; with my whole heart Psalm 111:1-4This hymn directly quotes Psalm 111's opening verse and celebrates God's wonderful works and faithfulness.3
How Great Thou Art Psalm 111:2This hymn echoes Psalm 111's call to praise God's great works displayed in creation and His mighty power.2
Nothing Can Trouble (Nada te Turbe) Psalm 111:5This hymn reflects Psalm 111's theme that those who fear and trust the Lord lack nothing, for God alone suffices.2
Freuet euch, erlöste Brüder Psalm 111:9This hymn celebrates God's redemptive works, echoing Psalm 111's call to praise the Lord's wonderful deeds.2
Wem Weisheit fehlt, der bitte Psalm 111:10This hymn connects to Psalm 111:10's teaching that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.2

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