Hymns for Psalm 47

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Psalm 47Psalm 47This hymn is Isaac Watts' metrical paraphrase of Psalm 47, celebrating God as sovereign King and Christ's ascension with shouts of joy.20
Dios asciende entre aclamaciones (God mounts his throne to shouts of joy)Psalm 47This hymn directly echoes Psalm 47's imagery of God ascending his throne amid shouts of joy and acclamation.10
Clap Your HandsPsalm 47:1This hymn directly quotes Psalm 47:1's call to clap hands and shout joyfully to God in triumphant praise.9
Come, Thou Almighty KingPsalm 47:6-8This hymn echoes Psalm 47's call to praise God as the Almighty King who reigns over all nations.8
All Nations Clap Your HandsPsalm 47This hymn directly echoes Psalm 47's opening call for all nations to clap and praise God as King.8
Sing Praise to God Who Reigns AbovePsalms 46-47This hymn echoes Psalm 47's call to sing praise to God who reigns above all creation as sovereign King.6
Praise God From Whom All Blessings FlowPsalm 47:6-7This hymn echoes Psalm 47's universal call to praise God as sovereign King over all creation and peoples.5
God is gone up on high with a triumphant noisePsalm 47This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension, echoing Psalm 47's declaration "God is gone up with a shout.5
O all ye people, clap your hands, And with triumphant voices singPsalm 47This hymn is a direct metrical paraphrase of Psalm 47, capturing its call to clap hands, sing praises, and celebrate God's triumphant reign as universal King.5
God goes up with shouts of joyPsalm 47This hymn directly quotes Psalm 47's imagery of God ascending with shouts of joy and trumpet blasts.5
Praise, My Soul, the King of HeavenPsalm 47:6-7This hymn shares Psalm 47's theme of exalting God as King and calling all people to praise His reign with joyful alleluias.4
Shout to the LordPsalm 47:1-2This hymn echoes Psalm 47's call to shout joyfully to the Lord and praise Him as King over all the earth.4
Psalm 47: Clap Your Hands All You NationsPsalm 47This hymn is a direct paraphrase of Psalm 47, celebrating God's kingship with joyful praise and triumphant acclamation.4
Psalm 47: God Mounts His ThronePsalm 47This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 47, celebrating God's sovereign reign with the psalm's imagery of joyful praise and divine enthronement.4
O clap your hands together all ye people: o sing unto God with the voice of melodyPsalm 47This hymn is a direct musical setting of Psalm 47, opening with the psalm's call to "clap your hands, all ye people.4
Praise to the Lord, the AlmightyPsalm 47:6-9This hymn echoes Psalm 47's call to praise the Lord as King over all creation with joyful acclamation.3
A Hymn of Glory Let Us SingPsalm 47:5-9This hymn celebrates Christ's glorious ascension, echoing Psalm 47's joyful praise of God ascending to His throne.3
He Is ExaltedPsalm 47:9This hymn echoes Psalm 47's call to praise God as the exalted King who reigns over all the earth.3
Awesome GodPsalm 47:2This hymn celebrates God's sovereign reign from heaven, echoing Psalm 47's call to praise God as King over all the earth.3
Praise the Lord with the Sound of TrumpetPsalm 47This hymn echoes Psalm 47's call to praise God with trumpets and instruments, celebrating His reign everywhere.3

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