Hymns for Psalm 112

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Psalm 112Psalm 112This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessings of those who fear God and show generosity to the poor.18
Psalm 112Psalm 112This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 112, directly paraphrasing its themes of blessing, reverence for God, generosity to the poor, and the prosperity of the righteous.18
Psalm 112Psalm 112This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessings of those who fear the Lord and show compassion to the poor.14
How Blest Are Those Who Fear the LORDPsalm 112This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessings of those who fear the LORD and show mercy to others.9
Psalm 112: Praise ye the Lord. The man is bless'dPsalm 112This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 112, directly paraphrasing its text about the blessedness of those who fear and obey the Lord.5
How blest the man that fears the LordPsalm 112This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 112's opening verse celebrating the blessedness of those who fear and delight in the Lord.5
Earth's transitory things decayPsalm 112:6This hymn echoes Psalm 112:6's promise that the righteous will be remembered forever, contrasting eternal memory with earthly transience.4
How Happy Are TheyPsalm 112This hymn reflects Psalm 112's portrait of the blessed person who delights in righteousness and lives with integrity and peace.3
Happy the children of the LordPsalm 112This hymn reflects Psalm 112's theme of blessing and happiness for those who fear and obey the Lord.3
El justo brilla en las tiniebls (The just man is a light in darkness)Psalm 112This hymn directly echoes Psalm 112:4's declaration that "light rises in the darkness for the upright.3
When Morning Gilds the SkiesPsalm 112:4This hymn reflects Psalm 112's theme of blessing those who delight in praising the Lord continually through all circumstances.2
Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord: he hath great delight in his commandmentsPsalm 112This hymn is a musical setting of Psalm 112, directly quoting its opening verse about the blessed man who fears the Lord.2
Praise ye the Lord. Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord (Chant)Psalm 112This hymn directly sets Psalm 112 to music, praising the Lord and celebrating the blessedness of those who fear Him.2
Psalm 112Psalm 112This hymn is a metrical setting of Psalm 112, directly paraphrasing its themes of light, righteousness, and justice for the faithful.2
Salmo 112Psalm 112This hymn is a musical setting of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear the Lord.2
Psalm 112Psalm 112This hymn is a musical setting of Psalm 112, directly expressing its opening beatitude about those who delight in God's law.2
Psalm 112: A Light Rises in the DarknessPsalm 112:4-9This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 112, capturing its imagery of light shining for the righteous in darkness.2
Sing Hallelujah, O how blessedPsalm 112This hymn closely paraphrases Psalm 112's blessings upon those who fear the Lord and delight in His commands.2
Alleluia! Laud and BlessingPsalm 112This hymn echoes Psalm 112's themes of blessing, righteousness, compassion, light in darkness, and God's faithful promises to the upright.2
Beatus virPsalm 112This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear God and walk in righteousness.2

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