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Hymns for Exodus 14

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain Exodus 14:29This hymn directly references Israel's deliverance through the Red Sea waters as a type of Christ's resurrection victory.22
When Israel Was in Egypt's Land Exodus 14This hymn recounts Moses leading Israel through the Red Sea with God's pillar of cloud and fire as described in Exodus 14.10
At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing Exodus 14:21-31This hymn directly references Israel's exodus through the Red Sea as a type of Christ's paschal sacrifice that delivers believers from death.6
Forward! be Our Watchword Exodus 14:15This hymn echoes Israel's forward march through the Red Sea as God's people journey toward their promised home.5
Crashing Waters at Creation Exodus 14The hymn's second stanza directly references the parting of the Red Sea as the Israelites passed through to freedom from bondage.5
Guide Me Exodus 14:4-31This hymn references God's guidance through the wilderness, echoing Israel's deliverance through the Red Sea in Exodus 14.4
God the Sculptor of the Mountains Exodus 13:17 - 14:31This hymn directly references Exodus 14's account of God parting the Red Sea and leading Israel to freedom.4
Be Still, God Will Fight Your Battles Exodus 14:14This hymn directly echoes Exodus 14:14, where Moses tells Israel to "be still" as the Lord fights for them against Egypt.4
At the Dawning of Creation Exodus 14:5-31This hymn directly references Exodus 14's parting of the waters as God's deliverance of Israel from Egypt's bondage.4
The Day of Resurrection! Exodus 14:22This hymn connects Christ's resurrection to the Exodus Passover, echoing Israel's deliverance through the Red Sea as a type of salvation from death to life.3
The Battle Is the Lord's! Exodus 14:13This hymn echoes Exodus 14's theme that the Lord fights for His people, declaring victory belongs to God alone.3
Through the Red Sea Brought at Last Exodus 14:10-31This hymn directly references Israel's Red Sea crossing in Exodus 14 as a typology for Christian baptism and deliverance from sin's bondage.3
Out of Deep, Unordered Water Exodus 14:22This hymn references Exodus 14's parting of the Red Sea in the line "through the seas there runs a road.3
The Pilgrim's Song Exodus 14:15This hymn echoes Israel's journey through the Red Sea with God as their faithful guide and leader.2
Go Forward, Christian Soldier Exodus 14:15This hymn echoes Exodus 14's call to move forward in faith as God leads His people through impossible circumstances to victory.2
Fear not, O little flock, the foe Exodus 14:13This hymn echoes Exodus 14's message of courage and trust as God delivers His people from their enemies.2
Stand Firm Exodus 14:13This hymn echoes Exodus 14's call to "stand firm" and witness God's deliverance of Israel at the Red Sea.2
Holy God, holy and mighty, holy and immortal Exodus 14:21This hymn references God's deliverance of Israel from Egypt in Exodus 14, contrasting divine salvation with humanity's rejection of Christ.2
Salvation of God Exodus 14:13-15This hymn directly references Exodus 14's account of Israel crossing the Red Sea while fleeing Pharaoh's army, trusting God's protection.2
Awake, awake, put on thy strength, O arm of Christ the Lord Exodus 14This hymn echoes Exodus 14's call to awaken God's strength and witness His triumphant deliverance of His people.2

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