Hymns on Psalm 4
9 hymns of the church that sing Psalm 4, every one in the public domain — the verses each draws on, then its words, sheet music and, for many, the tune to play.
Read Psalm 4 →- All Praise To Thee, My God, This NightPsalm 4:8All praise to Thee, my God, this night,Thomas Ken (1637–1711)In 1,110 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Now Rest Beneath Night's ShadowPsalm 4:8Now rest beneath night's shadowPaul Gerhardt (1607–1676); tr. compositeIn 30 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Now the Light Has Gone AwayPsalm 4:8Now the light has gone away;Frances Ridley Havergal (1836–1879)In 65 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- I Heard The Voice Of Jesus SayPsalm 4:7I heard the voice of Jesus say,Horatius BonarIn 1,311 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Leaning on the Everlasting ArmsPsalm 4:8What a fellowship, what a joy divine,Elisha A. Hoffman, 1887, tr. Pedro GradoIn 785 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- EASTON L. P. M.Psalm 4:4-5I’ll praise my Maker with my breathIn 540 hymnals
- New Every Morning Is The LovePsalm 4:8New ev‘ry morning is the loveJohn KebleIn 393 hymnals
- Jesus, My Lord, My God, My AllPsalm 4:1Jesus, my Lord, my God, my allH. CollinsIn 231 hymnals
- There Is A Balm In GileadThe whole chapterThere is a balm in Gilead to make the wounded whole;Traditional SpiritualIn 143 hymnals
Which hymns cite which verses is from the Open Hymnal Project and Hymnary.org.