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Hymns for Genesis 18

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Family Prayer Genesis 18:19This hymn reflects Genesis 18's theme of God dwelling with His people and blessing families through faithful hospitality and worship.6
Savior of the Nations, Come Genesis 18:18This hymn connects to Genesis 18's divine visitation through its celebration of God choosing miraculous, humble means to come among humanity.4
The Lord is King! Genesis 18:25This hymn celebrates God's sovereign kingship, echoing His divine authority revealed when He appeared to Abraham in Genesis 18.3
Divine Majesty Genesis 18:27This hymn reflects the reverent awe before God's transcendent majesty that Abraham displayed when the Lord visited him in Genesis 18.3
Lord, Teach Us How to Pray Aright Genesis 18:27This hymn reflects Abraham's bold yet reverent intercession for Sodom, modeling faithful prayer before God's presence.3
Happy the Home When God Is There Genesis 18:19This hymn reflects Genesis 18's theme of God's blessed presence in the home, as Abraham welcomed the Lord with hospitality.3
A Hymn for a Fast Day Genesis 18:23-33This hymn directly retells Abraham's intercession for Sodom from Genesis 18, applying his bold prayer to inspire national repentance and hope in God's mercy.3
Ashes Genesis 18:27This hymn echoes Abraham's humble self-description as "dust and ashes" before God in Genesis 18:27, expressing human frailty and repentance.3
God It Was Genesis 18:9-15This hymn references Abraham and Sarah from Genesis 18, celebrating God's call to journey and promise of a son in their old age.3
Ach bleib' mit deiner Gnade Genesis 18:3This hymn's plea for God's abiding grace echoes Abraham's hospitality to the divine visitors in Genesis 18.2
Panting for Purity Genesis 18:27This hymn's longing for holiness reflects Abraham's encounter with the holy God who called him to walk blamelessly.2
Whate'er My God Ordains Is Right Genesis 18:25This hymn reflects Abraham's trust in God's sovereign will and righteous decrees even when His plans seem mysterious.2
Urgent Pleadings Genesis 18:11This hymn echoes Genesis 18's theme that nothing is impossible with God, who descends in power to accomplish the humanly impossible.2
Hogar feliz Genesis 18:19This hymn reflects Genesis 18's theme of God's blessed presence dwelling in a home, as the Lord visited Abraham.2
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Genesis 18:25This hymn reflects Genesis 18's theme of God's mysterious providence working through unexpected circumstances to fulfill His promises.1
Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior Genesis 18:3This hymn echoes Abraham's plea for God's mercy and intervention in Genesis 18, asking not to be passed over.1
The God of Abraham Praise Genesis 18:1-15This hymn celebrates the God who revealed Himself to Abraham, echoing the divine encounter and covenant promises of Genesis 18.1
O God of Bethel, by Whose hand Genesis 18:20-32This hymn reflects God's covenantal faithfulness and provision, echoing His promise to Abraham at Bethel in Genesis 28, though Genesis 18 emphasizes divine visitation and promise.1
New every morning is the love Genesis 18:1-10This hymn reflects God's faithful provision of daily mercies, as Abraham experienced the Lord's morning visit in Genesis 18.1
O Happy Home Genesis 18:19This hymn echoes Genesis 18's theme of welcoming the Lord as an honored guest into one's home.1

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