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Hymns for Psalm 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
God in His Love for Us Psalm 8:3-8This hymn reflects Psalm 8's wonder at God's creation and humanity's God-given responsibility to care for the earth.3
The Works of the Lord Are Created in Wisdom Psalm 8This hymn celebrates God's creative wisdom displayed in nature and the heavens, echoing Psalm 8's wonder at divine glory revealed in creation.3
O Lord our Governor how excellent is Thy name in all the world (Chant) Psalm 8This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 8, opening with the psalm's majestic declaration of God's excellent name.3
Across the Lands Psalm 8:1This hymn echoes Psalm 8's wonder at creation's majesty and humanity's honored place through Christ's incarnation.3
God, You Spin the Whirling Planets Psalm 8:3This hymn echoes Psalm 8's wonder at God's cosmic creation and care for humanity despite our smallness.3
O Lord, our Lord, how excellent In all the earth thy name Psalm 8This hymn directly quotes Psalm 8's opening words, celebrating God's excellent name and majesty throughout creation.3
Psalm 8: How Glorious Is Your Name Psalm 8This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 8, celebrating God's glorious name and humanity's honored place in creation.3
O LORD, Our Lord, in All the Earth Psalm 8This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Psalm 8, celebrating God's majestic name and humanity's humble place in His creation.3
La grandeza de Dios Psalm 8:1-42
The Head That Once Was Crowned Psalm 8:5This hymn celebrates Christ's exaltation and glory, fulfilling Psalm 8's vision of humanity crowned with honor and dominion through the incarnate Son of Man.2
Angel Voices, Ever Singing Psalm 8:4This hymn echoes Psalm 8's theme of creation's praise and humanity's wonder at God's glory.2
Psalm 8 Psalm 8This hymn echoes Psalm 8's theme of praising God as sovereign Creator and ruler over all creation.2
A Song to Creating Wisdom Psalm 8:3This hymn celebrates God's wisdom and glory filling creation, echoing Psalm 8's wonder at divine majesty displayed throughout heaven and earth.2
Hosanna, Loud Hosanna Psalm 8:2This hymn echoes Psalm 8's theme of children's praise perfecting God's glory, as seen in Jesus's triumphal entry.2
See Amid the Winter's Snow Psalm 8:3This hymn echoes Psalm 8's wonder at God's majesty contrasted with His humble care for humanity, celebrating the Creator who became an infant in a manger.2
Let the Whole Creation Cry Psalm 8:1-2This hymn echoes Psalm 8's call for all creation to praise God's majesty and glory throughout heaven and earth.2
Wie herrlich ist's, ein Schäflein Christi werden Psalm 8This hymn celebrates God's glory and majesty, echoing Psalm 8's wonder at the Lord's magnificent name throughout all the earth.2
Unser Herrscher, unser König Psalm 8This hymn echoes Psalm 8's praise of God as our sovereign Lord and majestic King over all creation.2
He's Everything to Me Psalm 8:3-4This hymn echoes Psalm 8's wonder at God's creation while asking why the Creator would care for humanity.2
God's Glory In His Works Psalm 8This hymn directly echoes Psalm 8's opening praise and theme of children offering worship to God's majestic name.2

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