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Comfort, Comfort Now My People Isaiah 40:1-5This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40's opening call to "comfort my people" and references the herald's voice preparing the way for the Lord in the wilderness.50
On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry Isaiah 40:3This hymn directly references Isaiah 40's call to "prepare the way of the Lord" through John the Baptist's ministry of repentance.27
Hymn 48 Isaiah 40:28-31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's encouragement to not grow weary or faint, trusting that God renews the strength of those who wait on Him.19
The God of Abr'am Praise Isaiah 40:31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40:31's promise that those who trust in the Lord shall mount up with eagles' wings.10
People, Look East Isaiah 40:4This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to prepare the way for the Lord's coming with joyful anticipation.10
Prepare the way Isaiah 40:3This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40:3's call to prepare the Lord's way and echoes verse 5's promise that all will see God's salvation.10
Praise Him! Praise Him! Isaiah 40:11This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 40:11's imagery of Jesus as the shepherd who carries His flock in His arms.9
Go Tell It on the Mountain Isaiah 40:9-11This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to proclaim good news from the mountains that God's salvation has come.9
Hymn 32 Isaiah 40:27-30This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's reassurance of God's almighty power and comfort for those who are weary and discouraged.9
How Firm a Foundation Isaiah 40:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's assurance of God's strengthening presence and promise not to fear.8
Shepherd of Tender Youth Isaiah 40:11This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's portrayal of God as the gentle shepherd who tenderly guides and cares for His flock.8
O Zion Haste, Thy Mission High Fulfilling Isaiah 40:9This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to proclaim good tidings and share God's message of comfort and redemption with all nations.7
Savior, Who Thy Flock Art Feeding Isaiah 40:11This hymn reflects Isaiah 40's imagery of God as the gentle shepherd who feeds His flock and gathers the lambs.7
Have You Not Known, Have You Not Heard Isaiah 40:28This hymn directly paraphrases Isaiah 40's opening questions and themes of God's eternal power and faithfulness to the weary.7
Wait for the Lord Isaiah 40This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to wait with hope for the Lord's strength and coming deliverance.7
Wait for the Lord Isaiah 40This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to prepare the Lord's way and find strength in waiting for God's coming.7
Los Que Esperan en Jehová Isaiah 40:31This hymn directly references Isaiah 40:31's promise that those who wait on the Lord will soar on wings like eagles.7
Like a Shepherd Isaiah 40:9This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40's imagery of God as a shepherd who gathers lambs and prepares the way of the Lord.7
Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise Isaiah 40:28This hymn celebrates God's eternal nature, incomparable wisdom, and sovereign power as proclaimed in Isaiah 40.6
Children of the Heavenly Father Isaiah 40:11This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's comforting imagery of God tenderly gathering and carrying His people like a shepherd.6
Comfort, ye ministers of grace! Isaiah 40:1-5This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 40's opening call to "comfort my people" and proclaim God's glory to all nations.6
Fight the Good Fight with All Thy Might Isaiah 40:21-31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to find strength and endurance by waiting upon the Lord who renews our might.5
God of the Ages, Whose Almighty Hand Isaiah 40:25-26This hymn reflects Isaiah 40's themes of God's almighty power, divine guidance, and sovereign rule over creation.5
The morning flowers display their sweets Isaiah 40:8This hymn reflects Isaiah 40's imagery of human frailty as grass and flowers that wither, contrasting with God's eternal nature.5
Gracious Savior, Gentle Shepherd Isaiah 40:11This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 40:11's imagery of the gentle Shepherd gathering lambs in His arms and carrying them in His bosom.5
On Eagle's Wings Isaiah 40:31This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 40:31's promise that those who hope in the Lord will soar on wings like eagles.5
Arise, Your Light Is Come! Isaiah 40:31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's promise that God's people will rise up with wings like eagles in strength and hope.5
Those Who Wait upon the Lord Isaiah 40:31This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40:31's promise that those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength and soar like eagles.5
Prepare the Way Isaiah 40:4This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 40's call to "prepare the way" and make straight paths for the Lord's coming.5
A Voice Cries Out Isaiah 40:1-11This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40's opening call to "comfort my people" and the prophetic voice crying out in the wilderness.5
Though the Mountains May Fall Isaiah 40:30-31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's assurance of God's enduring faithfulness and comfort to His people.5
God Be with You Till We Meet Again Isaiah 40:11This hymn reflects Isaiah 40's imagery of God as shepherd who tenderly guides, protects, and strengthens His people.4
Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us Isaiah 40:11This hymn reflects Isaiah 40:11's imagery of God as a gentle shepherd who tenderly feeds, carries, and leads His flock.4
I Cannot Tell Isaiah 40:5This hymn reflects Isaiah 40's prophecy of the coming Shepherd who gathers and carries his flock with tender care.4
There's a Voice in the Wilderness Isaiah 40:3-11This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40's prophecy of a voice crying in the wilderness to prepare the way of the Lord.4
I Am Jesus' Little Lamb Isaiah 40:11This hymn reflects Isaiah 40:11's image of the Lord as a gentle shepherd who tenderly feeds and guides his flock.4
It Is God Who Holds the Nations Isaiah 40:12-17This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 40:12's image of God holding the nations in the hollow of His hand.4
Jesus, lover of my soul Isaiah 40:29This hymn reflects Isaiah 40's comfort and assurance that God strengthens the weary and shelters His people like a shepherd.3
Anunciemos su poder Isaiah 40:123
The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want Isaiah 40:11This hymn echoes Isaiah 40:11's imagery of God as a shepherd who gently leads and carries His flock.3
See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand Isaiah 40:11This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 40:11's image of the gentle Shepherd gathering lambs in his arms and carrying them close to his heart.3
Sing to the Lord a joyful song Isaiah 40:31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's themes of God's greatness, strength for the weary, and faithful provision for those who wait on Him.3
God of all power, and truth, and grace Isaiah 40:8This hymn echoes Isaiah 40:8's promise that God's word endures forever while heaven and earth pass away.3
Heralds of Christ Isaiah 40:3This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 40's call to prepare the way of the Lord by making straight paths in the wilderness.3
Progress Isaiah 40:31This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's imagery of mounting up with wings like eagles in faithful, upward pursuit of God.3
In the Lord I'll Be Ever Thankful Isaiah 40:9This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's call to "fear not" and rejoice in God's comforting nearness to His people.3
All Earth is Hopeful Isaiah 40:1-11This hymn directly references Isaiah 40's prophecy of preparing the way for the Lord through valleys and mountains made level.3
City of God Isaiah 40:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 40's themes of comfort, hope, and God's light breaking through darkness for those who weep.3
Prepare the Royal Highway Isaiah 40:3-5This hymn directly references Isaiah 40's call to prepare the Lord's way by making every hill and valley level for the coming King.3
We Shall Run and Not Be Weary Isaiah 40:31This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 40:31's promise that those who trust in the Lord will run without weariness and walk without fainting.3

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