Hymns for Psalm 129

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Psalm 129Psalm 129This hymn is a metrical paraphrase of Psalm 129, directly rendering its themes of Israel's lifelong persecution and God's deliverance into verse.15
From my Youth up, may Isr'el sayPsalm 129This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 129, expressing Israel's endurance through affliction and God's deliverance from oppressors.5
Psalm 129: Oft did they vex me from my youthPsalm 129This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 129, capturing Israel's testimony of enduring yet overcoming persecution.3
Through All the Years, May Israel SayPsalm 129This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 129's themes of Israel's perseverance through affliction and God's judgment on their enemies.3
How oft from youth may Israel sayPsalm 129This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 129's opening words about Israel's afflictions from youth onward.2
Oft from my youth they me distressedPsalm 129This hymn is a metrical paraphrase of Psalm 129, directly rendering its opening verse about affliction from youth.2
I Will Sing a Song of TriumphPsalm 1292
Saepe expugnaveruntPsalm 1292
They Have Oppressed MePsalm 1292
Psalm 129Psalm 129:1-82
His Way with TheePsalmsThis hymn echoes Psalm 129's theme of enduring affliction through God's sustaining power and faithfulness.1
Ere We PartPsalm 129:81
Salmo 130Psalms 129-130This hymn appears to be a setting of Psalm 130 rather than Psalm 129, focusing on crying out from the depths for God's mercy.1
De profundis clamavi ad te, DominePsalm 129I notice the hymn's first line "De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine" ("Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord") is actually from Psalm 130, not Psalm 129. However, if I must connect it to Psalm 129, here's my response: This hymn shares Psalm 129's theme of crying out to God from a place of affliction and oppression.1
They oft did vex me from my youthPsalm 1291
Peace To YouPsalm 129:81
Those Hating Zion Have Afflicted MePsalm 129This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 129, capturing its themes of affliction, God's deliverance, and the fate of Zion's enemies.1
Many a day the church grows wearyPsalm 129This hymn echoes Psalm 129's theme of the faithful enduring long affliction yet trusting in God's deliverance.1
A Song of DegreesPsalm 1291
O weary heart that oft hast lostPsalm 1291

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