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Hymns for Psalm 116

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
What Shall I Render to the Lord Psalm 116:12This hymn directly echoes Psalm 116:12's question "What shall I render unto the Lord?" expressing gratitude for God's deliverance.1
In Great Thanksgiving Psalm 116:1-19This hymn echoes Psalm 116's spirit of thanksgiving for God's redemption and deliverance from distress and death.1
Shukuru, Yesu (Thanking You, Jesus) Psalm 116:1-19This hymn echoes Psalm 116's spirit of thanksgiving to the Lord for His deliverance and answered prayers.1
I Love You, Lord, Today Psalm 116:1-7This hymn echoes Psalm 116's declaration of love for the Lord who hears our prayers and delivers us from death.1
Psalm 40 Psalm 116:1-7This hymn echoes Psalm 116's themes of patient waiting, God hearing prayers in distress, and responding with grateful praise for deliverance.1
We cannot care for you the way we wanted Psalm 116:15This hymn echoes Psalm 116's cry to God amid deep distress and grief, trusting in divine love through sorrow.1
O God We Call Psalm 116:4This hymn echoes Psalm 116's heartfelt calling upon God's name in times of distress and thanksgiving.1
Good To Me Psalm 116:12-14This hymn echoes Psalm 116's cry for God's mercy in distress and grateful praise for His faithful deliverance.1
I Love the Lord Psalm 116:1-2This hymn directly echoes Psalm 116's opening declaration of love for the Lord who hears our prayers and delivers us from distress.1
Most precious in our Savior's sight Psalm 116:15This hymn directly references Psalm 116:15's declaration that the death of God's saints is precious in His sight.1
Now Woods and Wolds Are Sleeping Psalm 116:7This hymn echoes Psalm 116's grateful response to God's protection and deliverance with evening praise for His countless blessings.1
The Great Prayer of Thanksgiving 2 Psalm 116:13-14This hymn echoes Psalm 116's call to give thanks to the Lord for His faithfulness and deliverance.1
El Cáliz que Bendecimos Psalm 1161
Fill My Cup Psalm 116:13This hymn echoes Psalm 116's themes of devotion, calling on God's strength, and desiring to serve faithfully in response to divine deliverance.1
Table Song Psalm 116:12-13This hymn directly echoes Psalm 116:12-13's question "How shall I repay the Lord?" and lifting the cup of salvation while calling on God's name.1
Divino Salvador, Cordero de mí Dios Psalm 116:1-7This hymn echoes Psalm 116's grateful devotion to God as Savior who hears our prayers and delivers us from death.1
What fit return, Lord, can I make Psalm 116:7-111
Come, Sing to God with All Your Heart Psalm 116This hymn echoes Psalm 116's thanksgiving for God's deliverance and rescue of those who cry out in distress.1
Psalm 40:1-11 (A Responsorial Reading) Psalm 116:12-19This hymn echoes Psalm 116's vow to answer God's call in grateful response to His deliverance and mercy.1
Give Thanks to God Who Hears Our Cries Psalm 116This hymn echoes Psalm 116's grateful response to God who hears our cries and delivers us from distress and death.1

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