Hymns for Psalm 121

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Away in a Manger Psalm 121:4This hymn reflects Psalm 121's assurance of God's watchful care and protection, especially over the vulnerable.1
Almighty Father, Strong to Save Psalm 121:8This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of God as protector and keeper who guards travelers from all perils.1
Quiet, Lord, my froward heart Psalm 121This hymn reflects Psalm 121's theme of quiet trust and reliance on the Lord as our keeper and helper.1
Prayer has power Psalm 121:4This hymn echoes Psalm 121's assurance that God never sleeps but constantly watches over and upholds His people.1
Precious Lord, Take My Hand Psalm 121:8This hymn echoes Psalm 121's trust in the Lord as helper and keeper who guides and protects through life's darkest trials.1
In Shady, Green Pastures Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's assurance of God's watchful protection and guidance through life's trials.1
Nun ruhen alle wälder Psalm 121This hymn reflects Psalm 121's theme of God's watchful care and protection, especially during evening rest.1
Fill thou my life, O Lord my God Psalm 121:8This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of seeking divine help and trusting God's constant watchful care over every moment of life.1
Hilf, Herr Jesu, laß gelingen Psalm 121:1-2This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of seeking divine help and trusting God's protection through life's journey.1
An Evening Prayer Psalm 121This hymn reflects Psalm 121's theme of seeking God's watchful protection and care, especially during vulnerable evening hours.1
Before the Ending of the Day Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's theme of God as our keeper and protector, especially through the night.1
'Tis winter now; the fallen snow Psalm 121:71
Divine Protection Psalm 121This hymn echoes Psalm 121's assurance of God's eternal watchfulness and unfailing protection over His people.1
So ist die woche nun geschlossen Psalm 121:81
Lord, Take My Hand and Lead Me Psalm 121:4-71
Keep Thou My Way Psalm 121:51
O God, thou art the Father Psalm 121:5-81
¡Qué alegría cuando me dijeron! Psalm 121I notice the hymn text references Jerusalem and joy ("¡Que alegría cuando me dijeron" - "What joy when they told me"), which actually connects to Psalm 122, not Psalm 121. Psalm 122 begins "I rejoiced with those who said to me, 'Let us go to the house of the LORD'" and speaks of Jerusalem. However, since you've asked me to explain the connection to Psalm 121 specifically, I should note that Psalm 121 is about God as keeper and protector ("I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from?"). Given the apparent mismatch, here's my response: This hymn appears to reference Psalm 122's joy about Jerusalem rather than Psalm 121's theme of divine protection.1
Deus vos guarde pelo seu poder Psalm 121:7This hymn reflects Psalm 121's theme of God's protective power and faithful watch over His people.1
Mine eyes unto the mountains Psalm 1211

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