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Hymns for Isaiah 24

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Sinners and Saints in the Wreck of Nature Isaiah 24:18-20This hymn reflects Isaiah 24's vivid imagery of God's judgment shaking the earth and the devastation of creation.5
The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended Isaiah 24:14-16This hymn reflects Isaiah 24's vision of global worship, as praise to God spans every continent and never ceases day or night.2
Wohl einem Haus, wo Jesus Christ Isaiah 24:15I need to note that I cannot see the actual title of the hymn in the context provided, and I don't have access to the full lyrics beyond the first line "Wohl einem haus, wo Jesus Christ" (Blessed is a house where Jesus Christ...). However, given that this is a German hymn about household/marriage (Die Ehe - marriage, Der Hausstand - household) and Isaiah 24 is primarily about God's judgment on the earth and its desolation, this seems like a challenging connection to make authentically. Without being able to verify a genuine thematic or lyrical connection between this domestic/marriage hymn and Isaiah 24's apocalyptic judgment themes, I cannot in good conscience write an explanation that would mislead users about why this hymn appears in their search results. This may be a case where the hymn-to-scripture matching needs to be reviewed, or there may be context I'm missing about how this hymn relates to Isaiah 24.2
Lord, Bring the Day to Pass Isaiah 24:5-6This hymn echoes Isaiah 24's vision of earth's devastation due to human sin and the need for restoration and harmony with creation.2
Do You Hear a Song Resounding? Isaiah 24:16This hymn echoes Isaiah 24:14-16's songs of joy and praise that ring out even amid judgment and strife.2
Where are the voices for the earth? Isaiah 24:4-62
The God of Abraham Praise Isaiah 24:23This hymn echoes Isaiah 24:15's call to glorify the LORD God of Israel with songs of praise to the eternal I AM.1
Indwelling Sin Lamented Isaiah 24:16This hymn echoes Isaiah 24's lament over sin's devastation and the soul's anguish over transgression.1
God Is Working His Purpose Out Isaiah 24:14-161
O Day of God, Draw Nigh Isaiah 24:21This hymn echoes Isaiah 24's vision of God's coming judgment and the day when divine justice will be established on earth.1
Evermore Give Us This Bread Isaiah 24:161
By the Babylonian Rivers Isaiah 24:81
Fear Not, Rejoice and Be Glad Isaiah 24:4-131
Refuge Isaiah 24:4This hymn offers Christ as refuge from the judgment and desolation described in Isaiah 24.1
Song of the Prophets IsaiahThis hymn celebrates Isaiah as one of God's prophets who proclaimed divine judgment and redemption throughout the earth.1
Sing it in the valleys Isaiah 24:161
O the Moon Shall Be Confounded Isaiah 24:231

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