Hymns for Psalm 74

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Psalm 74Psalm 74This hymn is Isaac Watts' poetic rendering of Psalm 74, directly paraphrasing its plea for God's mercy amid persecution.13
Summer Suns Are GlowingPsalm 74:16-17This hymn's plea for God to pour light upon our blindness echoes Psalm 74's lament for God to remember and restore His people in their darkness.4
Psalm 74: O God, why hast thou cast us off?Psalm 74This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 74, opening with the psalmist's plea asking why God has cast off His people.4
O Wherefore Hast Thou Cast Us OffPsalm 74This hymn is a poetic rendering of Psalm 74, echoing its lament over God's apparent rejection and the desolation of His sanctuary.4
All Things Are of GodPsalm 74:16-17This hymn celebrates God as Creator and sustainer, contrasting with Psalm 74's lament over His seeming absence from creation.3
Why hast thou cast us off, O GodPsalm 743
Ut quid, Deus?Psalm 743
Sun of my soul, Thou Savior DearPsalm 74:11This hymn echoes Psalm 74's plea for God's abiding presence, seeking divine light amid darkness and distress.2
O Come, O Come, EmmanuelPsalm 74This hymn echoes Psalm 74's lament over Israel's exile and plea for God to remember and rescue His people.2
The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is EndedPsalm 74:162
Thy kingdom come! on bended kneePsalm 74:16This hymn echoes Psalm 74's plea for God's kingdom to come and restore justice, ending the darkness of oppression.2
Lord God of morning and of nightPsalm 74:16This hymn echoes Psalm 74's appeal to God as sovereign Lord over all times and seasons.2
Winter SongPsalm 74:17This hymn echoes Psalm 74's plea for God's presence in desolate times, affirming His enduring love amid winter's barrenness.2
Father, whose everlasting lovePsalm 74:222
Treuer Hirte deiner HerdePsalm 74:222
So ist die Woche nun geschlossenPsalm 74:162
Pleading the CovenantPsalm 74:20This hymn echoes Psalm 74's plea for God to remember His covenant and not forsake His people in their distress.2
The Day and Night Are ThinePsalm 742
Wherefore, O God, for evermorePsalm 74This hymn is a metrical versification of Psalm 74, directly paraphrasing Asaph's lament over the destruction of God's temple.2
Ut quid Deus?Psalm 742

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