O God of Beth­el

We found "O God of Beth­el" used in 2 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

Lyrical Synchronicity: Interesting data point! Exactly 2 different hymns in our system cross paths using "O God of Beth­el". While the wording matches seamlessly, each artist guides the narrative toward completely different emotional conclusions through their unique preceding and following lines. Compare their semantic micro-universes below.
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In all, Thy great de­signs ful­fill.
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O God of Beth­el

And keep Thy serv­ants to the end;
Thy peo­ple still are fed,

This Ship We Now Commend to Thee

Lyricist: Robert Fergusson, ca. 1838
Composer: William Knapp, 1738
Hymn 1

...In all, Thy great de­signs ful­fill.

O God of Beth­el! hear our pray­er,

And keep Thy serv­ants to the end;...

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In all, Thy great de­signs ful­fill.

O God of Beth­el! hear our pray­er,

And keep Thy serv­ants to the end;

This Ship We Now Commend to Thee

O God of Bethel, by Whose Hand

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge, 1737, and John Logan, 1781
Composer: Edward Hopkins, 1862
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O God of Beth­el, by whose hand

Thy peo­ple still are fed,...

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O God of Beth­el, by whose hand

Thy peo­ple still are fed,

O God of Bethel, by Whose Hand

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