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Hymns for Ezekiel 33

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Sinners! Turn, Why Will You Die Ezekiel 33:11This hymn directly echoes Ezekiel 33:11's divine plea, "Why will ye die?" calling sinners to turn from death to life.7
Turn Ye Ezekiel 33:11This hymn directly echoes Ezekiel 33:11's urgent plea "why will ye die?" calling sinners to turn from their ways and receive God's mercy.6
A Warning From the Grave Ezekiel 33:11This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's urgent call for the watchman to warn people to turn from death toward God and life.3
"As Surely as I Live," God Said Ezekiel 33:11This hymn directly quotes Ezekiel 33:11's declaration that God desires not the sinner's death but their repentance and life.3
Blessedness of Gospel Times Ezekiel 33:7This hymn celebrates the beautiful feet of those who bring good news, echoing Ezekiel 33's call for watchmen to warn and proclaim God's message of salvation.2
Father of Heaven, Whose Love Profound Ezekiel 33:9-10This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's call to repentance and God's desire to extend pardoning love to sinners who turn to Him.2
Go Ye into All the World Ezekiel 33:11This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's call to be a watchman, warning souls in spiritual darkness of their need for salvation.2
He Waiteth To Be Gracious Ezekiel 33:11This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call to repentance and God's patient desire that sinners turn and live.2
'I have a dream', a man once said Ezekiel 33:30-32This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call to be a watchman, warning against injustice and calling people to righteousness and peace.2
Fiel Senhor, bondoso Deus Ezekiel 33:11This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call to repentance and God's faithful desire that sinners turn from their ways.2
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Ezekiel 33:1-9This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's call for watchmen to stand alert and warn others, urging believers to stand firm as soldiers for Christ.1
A Charge to Keep I Have Ezekiel 33:11This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call to watchful accountability, emphasizing the solemn charge to warn souls and give account to God.1
Beneath the Cross of Jesus Ezekiel 33:7This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call to turn from sin by finding refuge and salvation beneath Christ's cross.1
Here Am I, Send Me Ezekiel 33:7This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's call for watchmen to warn others, with verse 2 directly referencing standing on Zion's wall as a watchman pointing the path to heaven.1
Lord, I'm Coming Home Ezekiel 33:16This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's call to turn from sin and return to God, emphasizing repentance and divine welcome.1
Ye servants of the Lord Ezekiel 33:1-9This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call for watchmen to faithfully guard and warn, emphasizing vigilant readiness for the Lord's coming.1
Love Lifted Me Ezekiel 33:21This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's call to turn from sin and find life through God's rescuing love and mercy.1
Zion's Watchmen Ezekiel 33:1-9This hymn draws directly from Ezekiel 33's call for watchmen to warn souls, emphasizing the pastor's sacred charge to guard and shepherd God's people.1
The Commission Ezekiel 33:1-9This hymn reflects Ezekiel 33's call to be a faithful watchman, proclaiming God's warning and invitation to all people.1
Sinner, O, why so thoughtless grown? Ezekiel 33:11This hymn echoes Ezekiel 33's urgent prophetic warning to the wicked to turn from their ways and live.1

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