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Hymns for Genesis 32

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Interperter Genesis 32:26This hymn celebrates how the Spirit illuminates Scripture's truth, much as God revealed Himself to Jacob at Peniel in Genesis 32.1
The Excellency of the Christian Religion Genesis 32:26This hymn celebrates God's faithful promises and salvation, echoing Jacob's encounter with God's covenant blessing at Peniel.1
Jesus Grant Us All a Blessing Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's plea for God's blessing at Peniel in Genesis 32:26.1
Longing to be Established in Love Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling with God in Genesis 32, expressing intimate knowledge of and persistent faith in the divine presence.1
O gift of gifts! O grace of faith! Genesis 32:10This hymn reflects Jacob's wonder at receiving God's unmerited blessing at Peniel, marveling at divine grace given to the unworthy.1
Wrestling Jacob Genesis 32:24This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling with God at Peniel, pleading for blessing despite weakness and unworthiness.1
He Touched Me Genesis 32:22-32This hymn echoes Jacob's transformative encounter with God at Peniel, where divine touch brought blessing and a changed life.1
Ach, was soll ich Sünder machen? Genesis 32:26This hymn connects to Jacob's wrestling with God at Peniel, expressing the sinner's struggle and plea for divine blessing.1
Let me go, the day is breaking Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling with the angel at Peniel, who said "Let me go, for the day breaketh" at dawn.1
Across the Sky the Shades of Night Genesis 32:10This hymn echoes Jacob's nighttime wrestling and earnest prayer for God's blessing in Genesis 32.1
The God of Abraham Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's vision of heavenly beings at Bethel, celebrating worship before God's throne.1
O Lamb Of God, For Sinners Slain Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling plea in Genesis 32, interceding persistently with God until receiving blessing and transformation.1
I Will Not Let Thee Go Genesis 32:26This hymn draws directly from Jacob's wrestling with God at Peniel, echoing his determined plea for blessing.1
Call Upon My Savior Genesis 32:24-32This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling with God in prayer, calling on divine help in times of deep need.1
The Primitive Church Genesis 32:26This hymn connects to Jacob's wrestling with God at Peniel, reflecting the desire to be counted among faithful witnesses who have encountered the divine.1
The Promises Are Sure Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling at Peniel, where God's promises sustained him through struggle and transformed his hope.1
Dear Lord, I Need Thee Genesis 32:25This hymn echoes Jacob's desperate dependence on God through the night of wrestling at Peniel.1
Now Bless Me Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling with God at Peniel, pleading "bless me" before letting go.1
I Will Not Let Thee Go Genesis 32:26This hymn echoes Jacob's wrestling with God at Peniel, declaring "I will not let you go unless you bless me.1
Neste Dia, ó Pai Amado Genesis 32:10This hymn's thanksgiving for God's fatherly love echoes Jacob's grateful prayer after wrestling with God and receiving His blessing.1

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