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Hymns for Psalm 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Deity and Humanity of Christ Psalm 1This hymn reflects Psalm 1's contrast between the blessed righteous and the cursed wicked and their eternal destinies.1
The Mercy of God Psalm 1This hymn contrasts with Psalm 1's focus on righteousness by emphasizing God's mercy that sustains sinners and enables repentance.1
Always Rejoicing Psalm 1:2This hymn reflects Psalm 1's blessing of those who delight in God's law and meditate on it continually.1
I Shall Not Be Moved Psalm 1:3This hymn echoes Psalm 1's image of the righteous being like a tree planted by water, immovable and firmly rooted.1
Be Still and Know Psalm 1This hymn's call to stillness and knowing God reflects Psalm 1's theme of meditating on God's ways.1
Safety in Keeping God's Precepts Psalm 1:1-2This hymn reflects Psalm 1's theme of finding blessing and safety through delighting in God's perfect law.1
How blest the man, how more than blest Psalm 1This hymn directly paraphrases Psalm 1's contrast between the blessed righteous and the way of the wicked.1
Jehovah's Perfect Law Psalm 1:1This hymn celebrates God's perfect law and its life-giving wisdom, echoing Psalm 1's blessing on those who delight in the Lord's instruction.1
Corazones siempre alegres Psalm 1This hymn reflects Psalm 1's theme of blessedness and joy found in walking God's path rather than the way of the wicked.1
Wer nicht mit den Gottlosen geht zu Rat Psalm 1This hymn is a German versification of Psalm 1, directly paraphrasing its contrast between the blessed righteous and the wicked.1
¿Quién, oh, Señor, habitará dichoso? Psalm 1This hymn reflects Psalm 1's contrast between the blessed life of the righteous and the path of the wicked.1
Take the Saving Word of God (Dawk'yah towgyah thawy báht-awm) Psalm 1:2This hymn echoes Psalm 1's call to delight in and meditate on God's word as the foundation for a blessed life.1
Blessed Is the Man Psalm 1This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 1, celebrating the blessedness of those who delight in God's law rather than follow the wicked.1
Come to the Deep, Clear River Psalm 1:3This hymn echoes Psalm 1's imagery of flourishing by streams of water through trusting in God's provision.1
O blest is he, divinely blest Psalm 1This hymn echoes Psalm 1's contrast between the blessed righteous and the wicked, celebrating the peace found in godly living.1
The highest joy that can be known Psalm 1:2This hymn celebrates the joy of delighting in God's Word, echoing Psalm 1's blessing on those who meditate on God's law.1
The Lord Knoweth the Way Psalm 1:6This hymn reflects Psalm 1's contrast between the secure path of the righteous guided by God and the way of the wicked that leads to stumbling.1
The truth which Christians once received Psalm 1This hymn reflects Psalm 1's contrast between the righteous path and wickedness, emphasizing steadfast devotion and opposition to vice.1
Thy laws, O God, are right Psalm 1:2This hymn celebrates God's righteous laws and their life-giving power, echoing Psalm 1's contrast between the blessed who delight in God's law and the wicked who perish.1
The Word of God Is Solid Ground Psalm 1:1-31

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