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Hymns for Job 38

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lord of beauty, Thine the splendor Job 38:1-111
Je louerai l'Eternel Job 38 - 411
Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) Job 38:8-111
Womb of Life Job 381
The Evil of Sin Visible in the Fall of Angels and Men Job 38:71
For the Music of Creation Job 38:71
Beloved brethren, sing His praise Job 38:4-71
The morning stars were singing with joy Job 38:7This hymn directly references Job 38:7, where God describes the morning stars singing together at creation's dawn.1
Our Darkness Job 38:1-411
Nyanyikanlah (Hallelujah! Sing Praise to Your Creator) Job 38 - 411
Lord, You Sometimes Speak in Wonders Job 38 - 401
Most High, Omnipotent, Good Lord Job 38:1-411
Winter Song Job 38:221
When long before time Job 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's divine speech about creation's origins when God alone existed before the world began.1
The earth renewed in righteousness Job 38:71
Let All the World Rejoice Job 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's celebration of God's sovereign power as Creator when the morning stars sang together.1
We Will Extol You, God and King Job 38 - 411
Before the Earth Had Yet Begun Job 38:1-411
O God, beyond All Face and Form Job 38:1-411
Roar the waves, the waters praising Job 38:1-41This hymn echoes Job 38's themes of God as Creator who commands the seas, gives life to creatures, and sustains all creation.1

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