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| * | Psalm 72
This triumphant hymn celebrates the ultimate reign of the ultimate king, Jesus Christ. Meaningful for Advent, Christ the King Sunday, or anytime. Set to a familiar tune.
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| * | Make All Things New
Some of the most moving passages in all of scripture are in Isaiah’s prophecies of the new creation. This hymn attempts to gather that beautiful panorama into a hymn, set to a familiar tune. For Advent or anytime.
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| * | Psalm 110
Psalm 110 is the Old Testament passage most often cited in the New Testament. It is central to our understanding of Jesus Christ. This hymn enables us to sing its truths to a classic hymn tune. Meaningful for Christ the King Sunday or year-round. To a familiar tune.
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| * | Psalm 8
How stunning is the magnificence of God painted across the night sky! This hymn draws on that magnificence as expressed in Psalm 8. To a familiar tune.
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| * | Created for Union with God
Our loving God created us as needy creatures in order to bind us to Himself, the Source of all. He has destined us to eternally share all the riches of His own being. Set to a familiar tune.
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| * | Psalm 98
Celebrate the coming of Jesus Christ with this jubilant hymn based on Psalm 98. For Advent or anytime, set to a familiar tune.
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| * | Star Hymn
“Star Hymn” traces the star theme throughout scripture, from the stars of Genesis 1, to the Star of Bethlehem, to the Bright, Morning Star of Revelation. Especially meaningful for Christmas and Epiphany, colorfully set to a familiar tune.
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| * | Psalm 111
This hymn of praise and worship can be sung alone or with the hymn based on its companion Psalm, Psalm 112. The two hymns are set to the same highly-singable tune. Suitable for Thanksgiving or year round.
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| | Go to the Wilderness!
Through the rough and wild John the Baptist, God was calling His people back to the wilderness where their faith in Him had first been formed. John was confrontive, stripping them of their comfortable excuses. He challenged, warned, and invited the people with brutal, unadorned honesty. For Advent.
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| | Psalm 39
How can we human creatures, so very small and brief, find deep and lasting meaning? This hymn points us to the truths found in Psalm 39 and to the eternal God who lavishly gives us all He is.
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| * | Eternal Life Is Knowing You
How wonderful is God’s revelation of Himself in Jesus Christ! The more we know Him, the more we realize that all life, joy, and peace is knowing Him. We are complete in Jesus Christ. Sing at Christmas or year-round. The tune is familiar.
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| | Psalm 26
Here is a piercing hymn of self-examination and commitment, based on Psalm 26.
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