Songs from Psalm 96:11

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Psalm 96:11 (Expository)
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Chandos Anthem No. 4, HWV 249b, “O sing unto the Lord a new song”: Let the heav’ns rejoice, and let the earth be glad, let the sea make a noise and all that therin is

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Songwriters: George Frideric Handel, Nahum Tate, Nicholas Brady
Psalm 96:11 (Expository)
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Chandos Anthem No. 4, HWV 249b, “O sing unto the Lord a new song”: The waves of the sea rage horribly, but yet the Lord who dwells on high is mightier

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Songwriters: George Frideric Handel, Nahum Tate, Nicholas Brady
Psalm 96:11 (Expository)
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Let the Earth Rejoice

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Songwriters: Dan Burgess
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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Let the Earth Resound

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Songwriters: Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
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Artists: Stuart Townend
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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Let the Heavens Rejoice

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Artists: Karen Mitzo Hilderbrand and Kim Mitzo Thompson
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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Sing a song

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Songwriters: Andy Judd, Greg Cooper, Stephanie Vanden Hengel
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Artists: Garage Hymnal
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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Listen To Creation

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Songwriters: Daniel J. Mount
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Artists: Daniel J. Mount
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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Across the Lands

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Songwriters: Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
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Artists: Keith & Kristyn Getty
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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Hallelujah

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Artists: Lamb
Psalm 96:11 (Reference)
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He Is Alive

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Artists: The Mylon Hayes Family
Psalm 96:11 (Allusion)
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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