Psalms 90:1-2

Lord, You have been our dwelling place through all generations. Before the mountains were born or You brought forth the earth and the world, from everlasting to everlasting You are God.

Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Psalms 90

7 songs meet this passage

  • American Honey · Lady Antebellum

    resonates with Psalms 90:1-2

    The ache for a stable, rooted home across the passing of years points, even unknowingly, to the truer permanence found in God himself.

  • Dirt · Florida Georgia Line

    strains against Psalms 90:1-2

    The song finds its anchor in soil and hometown memory, while the Psalm locates true permanence and dwelling in God himself across generations.

  • The House That Built Me · Miranda Lambert

    strains against Psalms 90:1

    The song seeks dwelling and identity in a physical house, where Scripture points to God himself as the true dwelling place across generations.

  • “In me you will find a home, home”

    100% Pure Love · Crystal Waters

    strains against Psalms 90:1

    The singer offers themself as the listener's permanent home and refuge, a role Scripture reserves for God alone.

  • Red Dirt Road · Brooks & Dunn

    resonates with Psalms 90:1

    The song's whole shape, a life measured out from one familiar road, echoes the psalm's sense of home and God as dwelling place across generations.

  • How Great Is Our God · Chris Tomlin

    resonates with Psalms 90:2

    Affirms God's eternal existence before and beyond all time, matching the song's claim of His timeless reign.

  • “I see forever when I look in your eyes”

    When I Look Into Your Eyes · FireHouse

    strains against Psalms 90:2

    The song locates 'forever' in a human gaze, while Scripture reserves true everlastingness for God alone; human love is real but finite.

Elsewhere in Psalms 90