Still, My Soul, Be Still
Still, my soul, be still and know
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History & Background
This hymn could not be verified in standard Lutheran hymnals or major Christian hymn databases.
Bulletin Note
Anonymous hymn of the Christian tradition emphasizing surrender and trust. The central image of stillness echoes Psalm 46:10, calling believers from anxiety into the assurance of God's sovereign care and presence.
Preaching Connection
This hymn develops the Gospel's radical claim that our salvation rests not on our effort but on God's grace—inviting the congregation to release the Law's demands and find peace in Christ's finished work.