Hymns for Psalm 141

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Psalm 141 Psalm 141:2-5This hymn is a poetic paraphrase of Psalm 141, directly referencing its imagery of prayer as incense and evening sacrifice.17
Psalm 141/Incense Psalm Psalm 141This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 141, using the psalm's own words of prayer and petition.10
Jesus, lover of my soul Psalm 141:8This hymn echoes Psalm 141's prayer for God's protection and the plea "let my prayer be set before thee as incense" with urgent cries for refuge and divine covering.8
Psalm 141: O Lord, I unto thee do cry Psalm 141This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 141, setting the psalmist's prayer for God's swift help and acceptance to verse.6
Softly Now The Light Of Day Psalm 141:2This hymn reflects Psalm 141's evening prayer, lifting hearts to God as day fades into night.5
O Lord, Make Haste to Hear My Cry Psalm 141This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 141, echoing its plea for God to hear prayer rising like incense and to guard the psalmist's lips and heart.5
The day you gave us, Lord, has ended Psalm 141:2This hymn echoes Psalm 141:2's imagery of evening prayer rising like incense before the Lord.4
To thee, O Lord, my Cries ascend Psalm 141This hymn is a direct poetic paraphrase of Psalm 141, echoing its pleas for God's swift help, prayers rising like incense, and protection from evil.4
Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise Psalm 141:3This hymn echoes Psalm 141:3's prayer to guard the lips from sin and keep the heart pure before God.3
O God, My Faithful God Psalm 141:3This hymn echoes Psalm 141's prayer for guarding one's words and keeping the heart from sin.3
Psalm 134 Psalm 141:2This hymn directly quotes Psalm 141:2's imagery of prayers rising like incense and lifted hands as an evening sacrifice.3
O LORD, Come Quickly; Hear Me Pray Psalm 141This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 141, echoing its imagery of evening prayer rising like incense and the plea for God to guard one's lips and heart from evil.3
Psalm 141: Let My Prayer Rise Up Psalm 141This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 141, incorporating its imagery of prayer rising like incense before God.3
Let My Prayer Rise Up Psalm 141:1-8This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 141, using its opening verses and imagery of prayer rising like incense.3
Psalmody: Psalm 141 Psalm 141:1-5This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 141, incorporating its imagery of prayer rising like incense and evening offerings.3
Now From the Altar of My Heart Psalm 141:2This hymn echoes Psalm 141:2's imagery of prayer rising like incense from the altar of the heart.2
Dread Sovereign, let my ev'ning song Psalm 141:2This hymn echoes Psalm 141's evening prayer, lifting worship to God like incense ascending heavenward.2
Que Mi Oración Psalm 141This hymn directly echoes Psalm 141's opening plea, "Let my prayer rise before you as incense.2
Evening Praise Psalm 141:22
Psalm 141 / Incense Psalm Psalm 1412

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