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| * | Christ in Psalm 8
In Jesus Christ we see the full glory of the Father and thefull glory He is lavishing on us, His human children. Set to a familiar tune.
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| * | Psalm 27
Rejoice with this bright, singable hymn setting for afavorite Psalm of faith and praise. Set to a familiar tune.
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| | Psalm 118
Psalm 118, repeatedly quoted by New Testament writers, isparticularly important during Holy Week and Easter. This hymn setting helps assing the Psalm with Jesus Christ as its focus.
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| * | Christ, Our Source and Goal
Jesus Christ is not simply the corrective for humanity gonewrong. He is our original blueprint, our prototype, and our sure destiny.
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| | Feel the Savior's Heart for People
Feel Jesus’ burning heart for people in His earthlyministry, in His suffering, and in His promises to return.
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| * | Christ in Psalm 38
Jesus Christ took upon Himself the full weight of oursuffering for sin, so vividly depicted in Psalm 38. The tune is familiar.
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| | Jesus Weeps for the Unrepentant
This hymn traces Jesus’ tears through the gospels. Name anytragedy in our violent, unjust world, and a worse tragedy is the fate of thosewho live and die without ever knowing God.
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| * | Psalm 31
On the cross, Jesus committed Himself completely to HisFather, using the words of this ancient Psalm. This hymn setting helps us makeHis prayer our own. Sung to a familiar tune.
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| * | Psalm 11
What a privilege and comfort to take refuge in Almighty God!Set to a somewhat-familiar tune.
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| | Psalm 22
When Jesus prayed on the cross, “My God, my God, why haveyou forsaken me?”, he was quoting Psalm 22. This hymn helps us understand Hisprayer, not as a cry of doubt, but as a deep expression of faith for life’sworst moments.
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| * | Psalm 16
Almighty, all-encompassing God, my Father, You are my hidingplace, my only God, my greatest delight! Set to a familiar tune.
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| * | Christ in Psalm 7
Because Christ, the innocent one, suffered injustice for us,He declares us innocent. Praise His name! Set to a familiar tune, here with anew arrangement.
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