Psalms 73:25-26
Whom have I in heaven but You? And on earth I desire no one besides You. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 73
9 songs meet this passage
Starboy (feat. Daft Punk) · The Weeknd
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
The psalmist finds nearness to God is the one thing worth wanting; here that phrase is borrowed to describe speed and luxury instead.
“You are the love of my life”
Mirrors · Justin Timberlake
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
The psalmist locates his ultimate affection and strength in God alone; this song pours that same totalizing devotion into a human partner.
“Rather be in Hell than alone”
Kill Bill · SZA
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
The psalmist finds God sufficient even when flesh fails; the song instead treats losing one person as worse than eternal ruin.
Hard Fought Hallelujah (Single Version) · Brandon Lake & Jelly Roll
resonates with Psalms 73:25-26
Reflects the psalmist's confession that God alone is the heart's true portion and strength.
With or Without You · U2
strains against Psalms 73:25-26
Where the psalmist finds that God is enough even when flesh and heart fail, this song's narrator is left depleted with no stated anchor.
Graves into Gardens (Live) · Elevation Worship & Brandon Lake
resonates with Psalms 73:25-26
Echoes the psalmist's declaration that God alone is the true desire of the heart and portion forever.
“Don't you let go of me, Lord please”
I Believe · Mali Music
resonates with Psalms 73:23-26
Like the psalmist confessing confusion yet clinging to God's hand, the plea here is for God's continued hold, not his own strength.
“And my heart is leaking, heart is leaking out”
Internal Bleeding · Kid Cudi
strains against Psalms 73:26
Scripture admits the heart and flesh can fail, but anchors that failing in God as strength; here the leaking heart stands alone, unanswered.
Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) · Chris Tomlin
resonates with Psalms 73:26
The psalmist calls God his portion forever, the same confidence expressed in trusting God as shield and portion through life.
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