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Hymns for Genesis 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Walking with God Genesis 5:24This hymn draws from Genesis 5:24's description of Enoch who "walked with God," expressing the desire for intimate communion with the Lord.29
Forth in Thy Name, O Lord, I Go Genesis 5:24This hymn reflects Genesis 5's theme of walking faithfully with God through daily life, as Enoch walked with God.4
O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee Genesis 5:24This hymn reflects Genesis 5's theme of walking with God, as Enoch walked faithfully with the Lord.2
Sizohamba naye (We Will Walk with God) Genesis 5:21-24This hymn echoes Genesis 5's account of Enoch who "walked with God," celebrating faithful obedience and journey with the Lord.2
God Be with You Till We Meet Again Genesis 5:24This hymn echoes Genesis 5's theme of God's faithful presence through life's journey from birth to death.1
Perfect peace Genesis 5:24This hymn echoes Enoch's faithful walk with God in Genesis 5:24, expressing unwavering trust in divine guidance and companionship.1
Like shadows gliding o'er the plain Genesis 5:27This hymn reflects on the brevity of human life emphasized in Genesis 5's genealogy with its repeated refrain "and he died.1
We will walk with God, my brothers Genesis 5:22This hymn echoes Enoch's faithful walk with God described in Genesis 5:22-24, expressing the call to journey with God toward His kingdom.1
Lo! he comes, with clouds descending Genesis 1:3 - 5:999This hymn connects to Genesis 5's theme of mortality and human generations through its focus on Christ's return and the resurrection of all people.1
Trust and Obey Genesis 5:24This hymn reflects Enoch's faithful walk with God described in Genesis 5:24, emphasizing obedient fellowship with the Lord.1
Immortal Love for ever full Genesis 5:22-24This hymn's theme of immortal, eternal love connects to Genesis 5's genealogy showing God's enduring faithfulness through generations.1
See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph Genesis 5:24This hymn references Enoch from Genesis 5:24, who walked with God and was taken up to heaven without dying.1
Faith Genesis 5:24This hymn echoes Enoch's faithful walk with God described in Genesis 5:24, emphasizing intimate communion with the Lord.1
God, Who Stretched the Spangled Heavens Genesis 5:1-21
Farewell,Good Friends! (Shalom chaverim!) Genesis 5:22This hymn reflects Genesis 5's theme of generations parting and the hope of reunion through its farewell blessing.1
The Lord our righteousness Genesis 5:211
Quiero, Jesús, contigo andar Genesis 5:241
Contigo quiero andar Genesis 5:221
You Better Run Genesis 5:27This hymn directly references Methuselah from Genesis 5, using his long life and death as a call to prepare for eternity.1
Genesis Genesis 1:1 - 50:261

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