Hymns for Psalm 133

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Psalm 133Psalm 133This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 133, celebrating the blessing of unity and brotherly love among God's people.24
O Look and WonderPsalm 133This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 133's celebration of unity, using its imagery of oil and dew to express the blessing of dwelling together.22
Psalm 133Psalm 133This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 133, celebrating the beauty and blessing of brotherly unity.18
Psalm 133Psalm 133This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 133, celebrating the beauty of unity and brotherly love among God's people.17
Psalm 133: Behold, how good a thing it isPsalm 133This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 133, celebrating the beauty and blessing of unity among believers.11
How beautiful the sightPsalm 133This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 133's imagery of unity among believers being like precious ointment and refreshing dew.9
Blest Be the Tie That BindsPsalm 133This hymn celebrates the unity and fellowship of believers, echoing Psalm 133's theme that dwelling together in harmony is precious and blessed.8
In Christ There Is No East or WestPsalm 133:1This hymn echoes Psalm 133's celebration of unity among believers, portraying the church as one fellowship bound together in Christ's love.7
How vast must their advantage be, How great their pleasure prove!Psalm 133This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 133's imagery of unity as precious oil and refreshing dew, celebrating brotherly love.7
How Good and Pleasant Is the SightPsalm 133This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 133, celebrating the beauty of unity among believers with the psalm's imagery of anointing oil and Hermon's dew.6
How good a thing it isPsalm 133This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 133's celebration of unity among God's people, using the psalm's imagery of precious oil and refreshing dew to convey the beauty and blessing of living together in harmony.6
Excellence of Christian Unanimity and LovePsalm 133This hymn echoes Psalm 133's celebration of unity and peace among God's people through the dove imagery of the Spirit.5
Sweet, Sweet SpiritPsalm 133:1This hymn reflects Psalm 133's theme of unity and blessing as believers gather together in the Spirit's presence.5
Behold, How Pleasant and How GoodPsalm 133This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 133's imagery of unity as precious oil and Hermon's dew, celebrating Christian fellowship.5
Brother LovePsalm 133This hymn directly echoes Psalm 133's celebration of the beauty and blessing of unity among God's people.4
Hine Ma TovPsalm 133:1This hymn directly quotes Psalm 133:1 in Hebrew, celebrating the goodness of unity among God's people.4
Psalm 133Psalm 133This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 133, celebrating the goodness and beauty of unity among God's people.4
Mirad cuán bueno y cuán delicioso (Behold, How Good and Delightful)Psalm 133This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 133's celebration of unity among God's people and the blessing that flows from dwelling together in harmony.4
Juntos en armoníaPsalm 133:1-3This hymn directly quotes Psalm 133:1's celebration of unity and harmony among brothers dwelling together.4
How Sweet, How HeavenlyPsalm 133This hymn celebrates the beauty of Christian unity and brotherly love, directly echoing Psalm 133's theme that dwelling together in harmony is precious and good.3

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