Hymns for Job 16

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
New Year's DayJob 16:22This hymn reflects Job 16's awareness of life's brevity and mortality, while seeking God's reviving presence amid suffering.3
Behold the path which mortals treadJob 16:22This hymn reflects Job 16's themes of mortal suffering and the difficult path of human affliction.3
I've Been 'BukedJob 16:20This hymn echoes Job's lament of being scorned and rebuked by his friends during his season of suffering and trouble.3
A Few More Years Shall RollJob 16:22This hymn reflects Job 16's awareness of human mortality and the longing for divine deliverance beyond earthly suffering.2
O Welt! ich muss dich lassenJob 16:22This hymn reflects Job 16's themes of suffering and mortality, expressing the soul's departure from worldly life.2
Blessed AssuranceJobThis hymn contrasts Job's suffering with the believer's blessed assurance found in Christ as Redeemer and Advocate.1
When Peace, Like a RiverJobThis hymn echoes Job's experience of maintaining faith and declaring "it is well" despite overwhelming sorrow and trials.1
Amen siakudu misa (Amen We Praise Your Name O God)JobThis hymn offers the praise and worship that Job declares God deserves even amid his deepest suffering and trials.1
I wait a few sorrowful yearsJob 16:221
God, When I StandJob 16This hymn echoes Job 16's cry of anguish and pain while seeking God's presence amid suffering and despair.1
The Captain of Salvation made Perfect in SufferingsJob 16:9-101
All My LifeJob 16-17This hymn echoes Job's lament about the suffering of the righteous while the wicked prosper.1
Only a Little WhileJob 16:221
LORD, How They SurgeJob 16:101
O LORD, How Many Are My Foes!Job 16:101

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