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Hymns for Job 14

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Wait, and Murmur Not Job 14:141
God of Our Life, Through All the Circling Years Job 14:141
Amen siakudu misa (Amen We Praise Your Name O God) JobThis hymn offers praise to God amid Job 14's lament, responding to human frailty with worship and trust in God's sovereignty.1
The mighty flood that rolls Its torrents to the main Job 14:11-141
Few, few and evil are thy days Job 14:1-31
Could I of all perfection boast Job 14:41
When mortal man resigns his breath Job 14:5-6This hymn reflects Job 14's meditation on human mortality and God's sovereign power over life and death.1
Gay is thy morning flattering hope Job 14:21
Christ Our Hope in Life and Death Job 14:5This hymn answers Job 14's questions about mortality and hope beyond death with the assurance of eternal life in Christ.1
O Lord my God Job 13:13 - 14:22This hymn echoes Job 14's yearning prayers amid suffering and longing for God's attentive presence.1
Few are the Days Job 14This hymn directly echoes Job 14's lament about the brevity and trouble of human life on earth.1
Victory Job 14:141
All My Life Job 12 - 14This hymn echoes Job's lament about life's brevity and the suffering of the righteous while questioning God's justice.1
Out On the Ocean Job 14:101
The Lonesome Graveyard Job 14:1-21
Farewell! (A Funeral Dirge) Job 14This hymn reflects Job 14's meditation on death's finality and the brevity of human life.1
When Will I Walk Job 14:11
Cogiendo Florecitas Job 14:21

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