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Hymns for Psalm 121

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
God of the Ages Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's themes of God's faithful guidance and providential care throughout life's journey.1
Ich heb mein Augen sehnlich auf Psalm 1211
Huye cual ave Psalm 121:1-3This hymn inverts Psalm 121's imagery of lifting eyes to the hills, urging flight to the mountain refuge of God's protection.1
I Shall Not Be Moved Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of unwavering trust in God's steadfast protection and help through life's trials.1
O Tender, Gracious Father Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's themes of divine protection, faithful providence, and God's watchful care over His people.1
The Beautiful, Beautiful Hills Psalm 121:1This hymn directly quotes Psalm 121's opening "I will lift up mine eyes to the hills" while expressing trust in God's heavenly help amid life's troubles.1
Father Almighty, grant us now Thy blessing Psalm 121:7This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of seeking divine protection and blessing from the Almighty Father.1
Hear My Prayer, O God Psalm 121This hymn shares Psalm 121's themes of seeking divine help, trusting God's faithful care, and finding safety in the Lord's watchful protection.1
Far Off I See the Goal Psalm 121:3This hymn echoes Psalm 121's plea for divine guidance and protection throughout life's pilgrimage, trusting God as helper and keeper.1
Now the Hour of Worship Over Psalm 121:8This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of God's continual guidance and protection as His people depart in faith.1
Now Woods and Wolds Are Sleeping Psalm 121:3-4This hymn echoes Psalm 121's assurance of God's protective watch over His people day and night through angelic care.1
Wenn ich in Angst und Not mein' Augen heb'empor Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of seeking divine help and protection during times of distress and trouble.1
I Rejoiced When I Heard Them Say Psalm 121:1-8This hymn shares Psalm 121's focus on Jerusalem as a place of pilgrimage, peace, and divine protection.1
Go, Happy Soul Psalm 121:8This hymn directly references Psalm 121:8's promise that the Lord will watch over your coming and going, applying it to the soul's final journey to Paradise.1
What God Ordains Is Always Right Psalm 121:71
Now Evening Comes to Close the Day Psalm 1211
The Beautiful Hills Psalm 121This hymn directly echoes Psalm 121's opening words "I lift up my eyes to the hills" and its theme of divine help and protection.1
Mine eyes look toward the mountains Psalm 1211
Óyeme, Jesús divino Psalm 121:1-8This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of seeking divine protection and watchful care, especially during the night.1
We are by the apostle taught Psalm 1211

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