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Hymns for Psalm 68

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Psalm 68 Part 2 Psalm 68:17-18This hymn directly references Psalm 68:18's imagery of Christ's ascension and His gifts to humanity.20
Psalm 68 Part 3 Psalm 68:19This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 68, Part 3, celebrating God's power, provision, and majesty.16
Psalm 68 Part 1 Psalm 68:1-6This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 68's opening verse "Let God arise" and its imagery of God scattering His enemies like smoke and melting wax.15
Exurgat Deus Psalm 68This hymn directly quotes Psalm 68:1's opening declaration of God arising to scatter His enemies.10
Kingdoms and thrones to God belong Psalm 68This hymn echoes Psalm 68's celebration of God's sovereign majesty and universal reign over all kingdoms.9
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing Psalm 68:19This hymn echoes Psalm 68's celebration of God as the source of blessings and streams of mercy flowing from His presence.8
O Lord, Thou Hast Ascended Psalm 68This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension and God as our burden-bearer, directly reflecting Psalm 68's themes of the ascending Lord who daily bears our burdens.7
Psalm 68: Let God arise, and scattered Psalm 68This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 68, directly paraphrasing its opening verses about God arising and scattering His enemies.6
Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above Psalm 68:4-10This hymn echoes Psalm 68's call to sing praise to God who reigns in power, provides salvation, and watches over His people with mercy and justice.5
The Lord Ascendeth Up on High Psalm 68:18This hymn directly references Psalm 68:18's imagery of the Lord ascending on high and leading captivity captive.5
Let God, The God Of Battle, Rise Psalm 68This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 68's opening verses calling for God to arise and scatter His enemies while the righteous rejoice.5
See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph Psalm 68:18This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphant ascension, echoing Psalm 68's imagery of God ascending on high as a conquering King.4
God Saved His People from Distress Psalm 68This hymn reflects Psalm 68's celebration of God delivering His people and bearing their burdens as their mighty Savior.4
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Psalm 68This hymn echoes Psalm 68's celebration of God's triumphant ascension and universal reign over all nations.3
Songs of Praise Psalm 68:18This hymn directly references Psalm 68:18's imagery of Christ leading "captive captivity" in triumph, celebrating God's victorious works with songs of praise.3
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Psalm 68:4This hymn echoes Psalm 68's call to praise God as the Almighty King who shelters, defends, and provides for His people.3
Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain Psalm 68:18-19This hymn echoes Psalm 68's theme of God triumphantly leading His people from captivity into joyful freedom and celebration.3
We Three Kings of Orient Are Psalm 68:29This hymn connects to Psalm 68:29's theme of kings bringing gifts to honor God's temple and sovereignty.3
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost Psalm 68:13This hymn connects to Psalm 68:18's imagery of God giving gifts to people, celebrating the Holy Spirit's gifts bestowed at Pentecost.3
Day by Day Psalm 68:19This hymn reflects Psalm 68:19's praise of God who daily bears our burdens and provides for our needs.3

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