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Hymns for Psalm 35

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing Psalm 35:28This hymn echoes Psalm 35's call to praise God with the tongue for His deliverance and salvation.20
Psalm 35 Part 2 Psalm 35:12-14This hymn reflects David's compassionate love for his enemies as expressed in Psalm 35:13-14.15
Ye Servants of God, Your Master Proclaim Psalm 35:18This hymn echoes Psalm 35's call to proclaim God's salvation and exalt His name in the great congregation.6
The Faithfulness of God Psalm 35This hymn echoes Psalm 35's call to praise God's righteousness and celebrate His deliverance with joyful thanksgiving.6
Psalm 35 Part 1 Psalm 35:1-9This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 35's opening plea for God to defend the persecuted against their enemies.6
Psalm 35: Plead, Lord, with those that plead; and fight Psalm 35This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 35, directly setting its opening plea for divine defense into song.5
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus in the Morning Psalm 35:28This hymn reflects Psalm 35's call to continually praise and magnify the Lord at all times.4
Against all those that strive with me, O Lord, assert my right Psalm 35This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 35's plea for God's defense against unjust enemies.4
Be Thou My Helper in the Strife Psalm 35This hymn echoes Psalm 35's plea for God's help against enemies and false accusers while trusting in divine protection.3
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Psalm 35:18This hymn echoes Psalm 35's call to exalt the Lord who delivers and reigns in victory over enemies.2
Rejoice, the Lord is King! Psalm 35:18This hymn echoes Psalm 35's call to rejoice and give thanks when the Lord delivers and vindicates His people.2
The Voice of Free Grace Psalm 35:18This hymn echoes Psalm 35's plea for deliverance and salvation, celebrating Christ as the rescuer who provides escape from sin and transgression.2
I Come with Joy Psalm 35:9This hymn echoes Psalm 35's themes of rejoicing in God's deliverance and finding joy in divine salvation.2
Sabbath Evening: Thy Kingdom Come Psalm 35:18I apologize, but I cannot find a clear connection between this hymn about closing worship services and Psalm 35, which focuses on David's plea for deliverance from enemies and vindication from God.2
O Lord, Say Unto My Soul, I Am Thy Salvation Psalm 35:3This hymn echoes Psalm 35's plea for divine rescue and salvation from enemies, celebrating God's deliverance from danger and distress.2
There Is Joy in the Lord Psalm 35:9This hymn echoes Psalm 35's expressions of rejoicing and singing praise to the Lord for His deliverance and salvation.2
Mil Línguas Eu Quiser Ter Psalm 35:28This hymn echoes Psalm 35:28's call to praise God's righteousness with tongue and voice all day long.2
O plead my cause, my Savior, plead Psalm 35This hymn directly echoes Psalm 35's opening plea for God to defend and plead the cause of the faithful.2
Tu santo nombre alabaré, Bendito Redentor Psalm 35:28This hymn reflects Psalm 35's spirit of praising God's holy name for His deliverance and salvation.2
Strive, LORD, with those who strive with me Psalm 35This hymn directly echoes Psalm 35's opening plea for God to contend with those who oppose the faithful.2

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