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Calm Me, Lord

Author: David Adam Meter: 8.7.9.7 Appears in 5 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:23-30 First Line: Calm me, Lord, as you calmed the storm Topics: Abuse; Mental Health; Praying For Ourselves; Abuse; Comfort; Healing; Mental Health; Peace Inner; Praying For Ourselves; Protection Used With Tune: CALM ME, LORD
Calm Me, Lord
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With grateful joy, O man, record

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 4 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:31 Topics: God adored for his Goodness; The God of creation adored
With grateful joy, O man, record
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A calm and gentle quiet reigns tonight

Author: David H. Smith, 1844-1904 Appears in 4 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:29-32 Lyrics: 1 A calm and gentle quiet reigns tonight; There's not a cloud upon a single brow; And every heart is swelling with delight, For peace is brooding sweetly o'er us now; And every bosom feels the thrilling touch Of spirit and the touch of holy fire, The precious boon for which we pray so much, In answer to our earnest hearts desire. 2 We thank the Lord that we have lived to see The good he bringeth in this latter day; Our earnest prayers to him shall ever be To keep our feet within the narrow way, For we have walked in darkness hitherto, And had but just a little ray of light, But now the blessings fall as morning dew, And truth is shining as the morning bright. 3 We must not wait for now the time is ours, And if I wait, another waits for me; We see the workings of contending powers; The darkness and the holy light we see. Then let us render service to the Lord, And drive whose clouds of fear and doubt away, That we may all rejoice with one accord Until the dawning of that perfect day. Topics: Calm; Evening; Light; Inner Peace; Prayer; Procrastination; Restoration; Holy Spirit; Adoration and Praise Evening Used With Tune: A CALM AND GENTLE QUIET
A calm and gentle quiet reigns tonight
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The Port of Peace

Author: Rev. H. G. Jackson, D. D. Appears in 4 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:30 First Line: We are on the ocean sailing Refrain First Line: Soon the storms will all be over Topics: Assurance; Heaven Used With Tune: [We are on the ocean sailing]
The Port of Peace
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When the distress'd Disciples were

Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107 Lyrics: 1 When the distress'd Disciples were On raging billows toss'd, Their mind were fill'd with dread and fear They gave themselves for lost. 2 But O, how soon the seas obey'd! When Jesus spake on board; How soon her blasts and storms were laid At his commanding word. 3 When troubles like the swelling waves Oppress our feeble mind, Yet when we cry, O Saviour save! Deliv'rence we shall find. 4 Should we be drove by wind and tide! And beaten from the cape; The Lord will ever more provide A way for our escape. 5 Our faith however, weak it is! We shall not quite dispair; The Lord who gave his promises Will always hear our prayer. 6 Dear Lord, since thy dear Church below Is like a ship on Sea, Which oft is driven to and fro In much perplexity. 7 Calm thou, her mind in all alarm And aid her weak effort, Conduct her safe thro' every storm To reach the happy Port. Topics: Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
When the distress'd Disciples were

Wind upon the Waters

Author: Marty Haugen (1950-) Meter: 6.5.6.5.7.7.11 Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107 Topics: Creation; Creation; Pentecost; Renewal; The Holy Spirit; Water Used With Tune: WIND UPON THE WATERS
Wind upon the Waters
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It Is Good to Give Thanks to You, Lord (Psalm 106)

Author: John L. Bell, b. 1949 Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107 First Line: It is good to give thanks to you, Lord Refrain First Line: Oh, give thanks to the Lord Topics: Covenant Faithfulness; Cry to God; Love God's Love for Us; Elements of Worship Confession Used With Tune: NEW 106TH
It Is Good to Give Thanks to You, Lord (Psalm 106)
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Lonely the Boat (캄캄한 밤)

Author: Hae Jong Kim; Helen Kim; Hope C. Kawashima Meter: Irregular Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:23-32 First Line: Lonely the boat, sailing at sea Topics: Assurance; Christian Life; Christian Year Baptism of Jesus; Christian Year Transfiguration; Comfort; Encouragement; Jesus Christ Life Used With Tune: BAI
Lonely the Boat (캄캄한 밤)
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The Harbor Light

Author: Priscilla J. Owens Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:30 First Line: Above the day's declining Topics: Heaven Used With Tune: [Above the day's declining]
The Harbor Light

As the Waters Rise around Us

Author: Mary Louise Bringle Meter: 8.7.8.7 with refrain Appears in 3 hymnals Scripture: Psalm 107:23-30 Refrain First Line: Christ, have mercy Topics: Creation Lament; Disaster; Lament; Creation Lament; Crisis Local, National, Global; Disaster; Justice Economic; Lament; Suffering Used With Tune: BRYN CALFARIA
As the Waters Rise around Us

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