Hymns for Psalm 147

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Psalm 147Psalm 147:7-9This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 147, directly paraphrasing its praise for God's providence over creation and nations.35
Psalm 147 Part 1Psalm 147This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 147, directly paraphrasing its themes of praise, God's providence, and care for creation.31
Psalm 147 Part 2Psalm 147This hymn is Isaac Watts' metrical versification of the second part of Psalm 147, adapting its themes of God's providence and care for nations to the British context.13
Laudate DominumPsalm 147This hymn directly sets Psalm 147's opening call to praise to music, celebrating the goodness of singing praises to God.11
O Praise the LORD, for It Is GoodPsalm 147:1-13This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 147, celebrating God's greatness, healing power, and care for the humble.11
Psalm 147: Praise ye the Lord; for it is goodPsalm 147This hymn is a direct metrical versification of Psalm 147, transforming its verses of praise into song.9
Fill Your Hearts With Joy and GladnessPsalm 147This hymn is a metrical paraphrase of Psalm 147, directly rendering its themes of God's creative power, compassionate care, and provision through the seasons into song.9
We plough the fields, and scatterPsalm 147:9This hymn echoes Psalm 147's praise of God who sends snow, provides rain, and sustains creation with His providential care.7
Rejoice, Ye Pure in HeartPsalm 147:1This hymn echoes Psalm 147's call to sing joyful praise to God with thanksgiving and celebration.6
O Sing Ye HallelujahPsalm 147This hymn echoes Psalm 147's call to praise God for His love, provision, and care for creation.6
How Sweet the Name of Jesus SoundsPsalm 147:3This hymn echoes Psalm 147's theme of God's healing power and tender care for the brokenhearted and wounded.5
AlleluiaPsalms 146-150This hymn echoes Psalm 147's repeated call to "Praise the LORD" with joyful alleluias of worship.4
Hymn 53Psalm 147:19-20This hymn echoes Psalm 147's theme of God revealing His word and truth to His people.4
We Cannot Measure How You HealPsalm 147:3This hymn reflects Psalm 147's celebration of God who heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.4
O praise the Lord with hymns of joy, And celebrate his fame (Tate and Brady)Psalm 147This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 147's themes of praising God who rebuilds Jerusalem, heals the brokenhearted, and numbers the stars.4
Praise God, 'tis good and pleasantPsalm 147This hymn directly echoes Psalm 147's themes of praising God for His compassion, providence, and care for the humble and brokenhearted.4
Praise ye the Lord, for it Is good praises to singPsalm 147This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 147, closely following its themes of God's power, healing, and care for the broken-hearted.4
Lord, While For All MankindPsalm 147:13-14This hymn reflects Psalm 147's call to praise God who heals nations and gathers His people in unity.3
Praise for National PeacePsalm 147:14This hymn echoes Psalm 147's celebration of God's sovereign power over nations and His gift of peace.3
Lord of all power and mightPsalm 147:15This hymn echoes Psalm 147's theme of God's powerful word going forth swiftly to accomplish His purposes.3

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