Hymns for Psalm 112

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Golden Breaks the Dawn Psalm 112:4-9This hymn reflects Psalm 112's themes of God's mercies flowing to the righteous and caring for the weak and old.1
Laudate, Pueri Psalm 112I notice this hymn text is actually Psalm 113 (Laudate Pueri Dominum), not Psalm 112, so this appears to be a cataloging error in the database. This hymn appears to be misattributed, as its text comes from Psalm 113 rather than Psalm 112.1
清早起來看 Qing zao qi lai kan (Golden Breaks the Dawn) Psalm 112:4-8This hymn reflects Psalm 112's themes of righteous living, God's blessing on the faithful, and gracious provision through daily work.1
Blest is that man, who stands in awe Psalm 112This hymn reflects Psalm 112's blessing upon those who fear the Lord and delight in His commandments.1
We Will Feast in the House of Zion Psalm 112:4This hymn reflects Psalm 112's promise that the righteous will feast in blessing and remain unshaken through darkness.1
Blest alone is he Psalm 112This hymn reflects Psalm 112's opening beatitude celebrating the blessedness of those who fear and delight in the Lord.1
Blest is he, who fears the Lord Psalm 112This hymn closely paraphrases Psalm 112's portrait of the blessed person who fears the LORD, shows mercy to the poor, and trusts God through trouble.1
Come, let us praise the Lord, He's blessed the Lord that fears Psalm 112This hymn closely paraphrases Psalm 112's blessings upon those who fear the Lord and show compassion to the poor.1
Praise ye the Lord, blest is the man Psalm 112This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear the Lord and delight in His commandments.1
That man is blessed, who fears the Lord Psalm 112This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessings of those who fear and delight in the Lord.1
Who fears the Lord bless'd man is he Psalm 112This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear the Lord and delight in His commandments.1
Psalm 112 Psalm 112This hymn is a musical setting of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear and trust in God.1
Thrice blest the man, that great Jehovah fears Psalm 112This hymn closely paraphrases Psalm 112's blessing upon those who fear the Lord and the prosperity of the righteous.1
Happy are those who do what the Lord commands Psalm 112This hymn directly echoes Psalm 112's opening beatitude about the blessedness of those who fear and obey the Lord.1
A light rises in the darkness for the upright Psalm 112This hymn directly quotes Psalm 112's opening blessing and its promise of light for the righteous.1
Psalm 112 Psalm 112This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear the LORD.1
Psalm cxii Psalm 112This hymn appears to reference Psalm 114 rather than Psalm 112, as its Latin text "In exitu Israel de Egypto" describes Israel's exodus from Egypt.1
Psalm 112 Psalm 112This hymn is a direct metrical setting of Psalm 112, celebrating those who fear the Lord and walk in His commands.1
The Ocean of Life Psalm 112:7This hymn reflects Psalm 112's theme of the righteous remaining unafraid and steadfast through life's storms by trusting in God.1
O Praise the LORD! The Man Is Blest Psalm 112This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 112, celebrating the blessedness of those who fear the LORD and delight in His commands.1

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