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Hymns for Proverbs 14

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Beneath the Cross of Jesus Proverbs 14:26This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:26's theme of finding refuge and security in reverent fear of the Lord, symbolized by the cross as shelter.6
My Country, 'Tis of Thee Proverbs 14:34This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:34's truth that righteousness exalts a nation, celebrating liberty and moral foundations.5
The Death of the Righteous Proverbs 14:32This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:32's contrast between the righteous finding refuge in death and the wicked's demise.3
Let Me Die the Death of the Righteous Proverbs 14:32This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:32's contrast between the wicked and the righteous who find refuge in death.3
Great God of Nations Proverbs 14:34This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:34's truth that righteousness exalts a nation, praising God for blessing and guiding the land.2
Shout to the Lord Proverbs 14:26This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:26's image of the Lord as a refuge and place of strength for those who fear Him.2
Sorge, Herr, für unsre Kinder Proverbs 14:26This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:26's theme of godly parenting and seeking the Lord's protection for children.2
Fear of God Proverbs 14:26This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:26-27's teaching that the fear of the Lord brings happiness, security, and life.2
Beauty for brokenness (God of the poor) Proverbs 14:31This hymn echoes Proverbs 14:31's call to honor God by showing compassion and justice to the poor.2
When the Tempest Passes Over Proverbs 14:32This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:26's promise that those who fear the Lord find refuge and security in times of trouble.2
Die auf der Erde wallen Proverbs 14:32This hymn reflects Proverbs 14's wisdom about preparing for life's end and walking righteously on earth.2
Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing, Fill our hearts with joy and peace Proverbs 14:32This hymn reflects Proverbs 14's themes of wisdom, faithfulness, and walking in righteousness through life's journey.1
God of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand Proverbs 14:34This hymn reflects Proverbs 14's themes of divine guidance, national righteousness, and God's protective care over His people.1
Children of the Heavenly Father Proverbs 14:26This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:26's promise that those who fear the Lord find refuge and security in Him.1
Beyond the Sunset Proverbs 14:32This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:32's hope that the righteous find refuge in death, envisioning the blissful morning beyond life's sunset.1
O God of Earth and Altar Proverbs 14:34This hymn echoes Proverbs 14's warnings against pride and folly while calling for the wisdom and righteousness that honor God.1
Our Children Proverbs 14:26This hymn reflects Proverbs 14's wisdom about guiding children in righteous paths and seeking God's protection for them.1
Lord, for the Years Proverbs 14:34This hymn echoes Proverbs 14's themes of wisdom, guidance, and the fear of the Lord leading to life and blessing.1
Winning Souls for Jesus Proverbs 14:30This hymn reflects Proverbs 14:25's truth that those who witness faithfully deliver souls from death.1
It Is God Who Holds the Nations Proverbs 14:34This hymn reflects Proverbs 14's themes of God's sovereignty over nations and the righteousness that exalts them.1

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