Hymns for Psalm 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lord, Take My Hand and Lead Me Psalm 5:8This hymn echoes Psalm 5's prayer for God's guidance and protection along the path of righteousness.2
Lord, I Pray Psalm 5:8This hymn reflects Psalm 5's morning prayer for God's guidance, protection from wrongdoers, and trust in divine mercy.2
Sé Tú Mi Visión Psalm 5:8This hymn reflects Psalm 5's morning prayer for God's guidance and desire to dwell in His presence.2
With the Lord Begin Thy Task Psalm 5:3This hymn reflects Psalm 5's practice of morning prayer and seeking God's guidance at the day's beginning.2
O Jehovah, hear my words, And my meditation weigh Psalm 5:1-6This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 5, opening with its plea "hear my words" and echoing its prayer for righteous guidance.2
Safely Guarded Psalm 5This hymn reflects Psalm 5's theme of trusting in God's protective care and finding refuge in Him.2
But let all in Thee who trust Psalm 5:9-10This hymn echoes Psalm 5's theme of God's protection and joy for those who trust and take refuge in Him.2
As Morning Dawns Psalm 5This hymn directly echoes Psalm 5's morning prayer, themes of God's righteousness, and the contrast between the wicked and those who seek refuge in God's house.2
A Psalm of David Psalm 5This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 5, setting its verses of morning prayer and trust in God to song.2
Aos Pés de Deus Psalm 5:3This hymn reflects Psalm 5's theme of bringing one's troubles to God in prayer, seeking His presence and protection.2
O Meu Clamor, ó Deus, Atende Psalm 5This hymn echoes Psalm 5's opening plea for God to hear the psalmist's cry and morning prayer.2
Verba mea auribus Psalm 5This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 5, closely following its prayer for God's attentive ear and rejection of wickedness.2
Jehová, de mañana oirás (Salmo 5:3) Psalm 5:3This hymn directly quotes Psalm 5:3, expressing the psalmist's morning prayer of trust in God's attentive care.2
Listen, O Lord, to My Prayer Psalm 5This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 5, capturing the psalmist's morning prayer for God's guidance and protection from evil.2
Oh Señor, de mañana oirás Psalm 5:1-8This hymn directly quotes Psalm 5:3's morning prayer, presenting one's voice to the Lord and waiting in expectation.2
¡Oh, Señor, de mañana oirás mi voz Psalm 5This hymn directly echoes Psalm 5's opening plea and the morning prayer found in verse 3.2
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Psalm 5This hymn echoes Psalm 5's plea for God's protection and refuge in times of trouble and distress.1
Guide Me Psalm 5This hymn echoes Psalm 5's plea for divine guidance and trust in God's faithful leading through life's journey.1
Sun of my soul, Thou Savior Dear Psalm 5:31
Sweet Hour of Prayer Psalm 5:31

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