Hymns for Job 14

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Abide with me, Fast Falls the EventideJob 14:1This hymn echoes Job 14's meditation on life's brevity and decay, seeking God's unchanging presence amid mortality.8
Hymn 57Job 14:4This hymn reflects Job 14's lament over human frailty and mortality inherited from our fallen nature.6
A Few More Years Shall RollJob 14:14This hymn reflects Job 14's meditation on life's brevity and the certainty of death that awaits all mortals.3
On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's CryJob 14:1-2This hymn's theme of spiritual cleansing and restoration echoes Job 14's longing for renewal and hope beyond mortality.3
Original and actual Sin confessedJob 14:4This hymn echoes Job 14's lament over humanity's inherent sinfulness and mortality from birth.3
The death of A BelieverJob 14:10This hymn reflects Job 14's longing for hope beyond death by painting the glories of heaven that surpass earthly imagination.3
Job 14:1-15: Few are thy days, and full of woeJob 14:1-15This hymn is a poetic paraphrase of Job 14:1-15, directly expressing Job's meditation on human mortality and frailty.3
The Grace Disarmed of Its TerrosJob 14:4This hymn directly quotes Job 14:10's lament about human mortality while offering Christian hope beyond the grave's power.3
O God, Our Help in Ages PastJob 14:1-2This hymn contrasts Job 14's lament over human mortality with confident hope in God's eternal nature and unfailing help through all ages.2
Immortal, Invisible, God Only WiseJob 14:1-2This hymn contrasts God's immortal, eternal nature with Job 14's meditation on human mortality and the brevity of life.2
Days and Moments Quickly FlyingJob 14:1This hymn echoes Job 14's meditation on life's brevity and the swift passage of our days toward death.2
Was sind wir arme Menschen hier?Job 14:1-2This hymn reflects Job 14's meditation on human frailty, mortality, and the miserable condition of mankind.2
Blessed AssuranceJobThis hymn answers Job 14's despair about mortality with assurance of salvation and eternal glory through Christ's redemption.1
When Peace, Like a RiverJobThis hymn echoes Job 14's themes of human suffering and mortality while expressing steadfast trust in God's redemptive power.1
New Year's DayJob 14:1-2This hymn reflects Job 14's meditation on life's brevity and the swift passing of time like fleeting days.1
Praise, My Soul, the King of HeavenJob 14:2This hymn answers Job 14's lament about human frailty with praise for God's tender mercies and unfailing grace.1
Rejoicing in God's DecreesJob 14:5This hymn celebrates God's sovereign wisdom and decrees, offering hope beyond Job 14's lament about human mortality and frailty.1
Desire of All NationsJob 14:15This hymn offers hope in Christ's excellence and redemption, contrasting Job 14's lament about human mortality and frailty.1
The Pilgrimage of the SaintsJob 14:14This hymn reflects Job 14's themes of human frailty and patient hope while waiting for God's deliverance.1
Recovery From SicknessJob 14:14This hymn echoes Job 14's themes of human frailty and hope for divine restoration after affliction.1

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