Hymns for Job 38

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Praise God's Name TogetherJob 38-41This hymn echoes Job 38's celebration of God's sovereign power in creating the earth, stars, clouds, and mountains.1
Let All Creation's WondersJob 38-41This hymn celebrates God's creative power and majesty as revealed in Job 38's divine discourse on creation's wonders.1
O God, great wombJob 38This hymn echoes Job 38's imagery of God's creative power over the deep, darkness, light, and all living things.1
El firmamento de esplendorJob 38:1-7This hymn echoes Job 38's portrayal of God's majestic power displayed through the sun, stars, and celestial creation.1
From the WhirlwindJob 38This hymn draws directly from Job 38 where God speaks to Job from the whirlwind, revealing divine power and mystery.1
Yours the Hand That Made CreationJob 38:1-41This hymn celebrates God as Creator, echoing Job 38's divine revelation of the Lord's power in forming the world.1
Jesus, In the New DawnJob 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's theme of God's guidance at creation's dawn with its plea for divine direction in the new day.1
As newborn stars were stirred to songJob 38:7This hymn's opening line directly references Job 38:7, where the morning stars sang together at creation.1
God, Bless the Poet's Heart and HandJob 38:1-39:30This hymn celebrates creative expression as a gift from God, echoing Job 38's divine poetry about creation's wonders.1
All over the world, your song will resoundJob 38:7This hymn echoes Job 38's theme of God's sovereign power from the world's beginning.1
Lord of all worlds, we worship and adore you Job 381
Mother Earth, Our Mother BirthingJob 38:8-91
Laughter Lit the Stars of MorningJob 38:71
CelebremosJob 38:71
Planets Humming as They WanderJob 38:31-331
Because the Words We Wait to HearJob 38:1-3This hymn reflects Job 38's theme of God's mysterious, awe-inspiring words that challenge and humble us.1
There’s a Wild Hope in the WindJob 38-40This hymn echoes Job 38's imagery of God's powerful presence in wind and sky, calling humanity to hope and trust.1
Wordless, ancient earth's foundationsJob 38:4-7This hymn echoes Job 38's imagery of God's sovereign power in laying earth's foundations and creating the cosmos.1
The Answer of the TempestJob 38:1This hymn echoes Job 38's divine response from the tempest, where God answers human questioning with His sovereign wisdom.1
Who can bind the raging seaJob 38:1-411

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