![]() | The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church |
![]() | Psalter Hymnal (Gray) |
| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Judgments Deprecated, and National Mercies Pleaded | Amos 3:1-6This hymn echoes Amos 3's warning of divine judgment upon a guilty nation while pleading for God's mercy and deliverance. | 4 | ||
| We thank Thee, O God, for a prophet | Amos 3:7This hymn celebrates God's prophets who guide and enlighten, echoing Amos 3's affirmation that the Lord reveals His counsel through His prophets. | 3 | ||
| Walking with God | Amos 3:3This hymn echoes Amos 3:3's question "Can two walk together unless they agree?" by expressing longing for restored fellowship and closer walk with God. | 1 | ||
| How Sweet, How Heavenly | Amos 3:3This hymn reflects Amos 3:3's question "Can two walk together unless they agree?" through its celebration of Christian unity and fellowship. | 1 | ||
| Christian Love | Amos 3:3This hymn reflects Amos 3:3's question "Can two walk together unless they agree?" by celebrating Christian unity and fellowship in Christ. | 1 | ||
| Blest are the sons of peace | Amos 3:3This hymn reflects Amos 3:3's question "Can two walk together unless they be agreed?" in celebrating the unity and fellowship of believers. | 1 | ||
| 'Tis a pleasant thing to see | Amos 3:3This hymn reflects Amos 3:3's question "Can two walk together unless they agree?" in its celebration of Christian unity and fellowship. | 1 | ||
| Look for the Way-Marks | Amos 3:7This hymn connects to Amos 3's prophetic warnings by urging believers to discern the signs of God's unfolding judgment through history. | 1 | ||
| Song of the Prophets | AmosThis hymn celebrates Amos among the ancient prophets who proclaimed God's Word and covenant faithfulness. | 1 |