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Showing 41 - 60 of 114| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
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| Life and Eternity | Genesis 3:19This hymn reflects on human mortality and frailty introduced through the fall in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| A Funeral Thought | Genesis 3:19This hymn reflects Genesis 3's introduction of death as the consequence of sin, calling hearers to prepare for mortality's reality. | 1 | ||
| The All-Seeing God | Genesis 3:8This hymn reflects God's all-seeing knowledge that Adam and Eve discovered in Genesis 3 when they tried to hide from Him. | 1 | ||
| Faith in Christ For Pardon and Sanctification | Genesis 3:17-19This hymn reflects Genesis 3's account of humanity's fallen state through sin and our need for divine redemption. | 1 | ||
| God is Everywhere | Genesis 3:8This hymn reflects Genesis 3's theme that no one can hide from God's all-seeing presence, even after sin. | 1 | ||
| Come, Holy Ghost, Our Hearts Inspire | Genesis 3:8This hymn echoes Genesis 3's darkness after the fall, invoking the Spirit to bring light and restore order to disordered human nature. | 1 | ||
| Of the Father's Love Begotten | Genesis 3:19This hymn celebrates Christ as the eternal Word through whom all creation came to be, echoing Genesis 3's promise of redemption through the incarnate Savior. | 1 | ||
| A Warning From the Grave | Genesis 3:19This hymn reflects Genesis 3's introduction of death and mortality as consequences of the fall, warning of our earthly frailty. | 1 | ||
| The Excellency of the Christian Religion | Genesis 3:8This hymn celebrates the Savior's salvation that answers Genesis 3's fall and curse through God's written promises. | 1 | ||
| The Beautiful Garden of Prayer | Genesis 3:8This hymn offers a redemptive vision of garden fellowship with Jesus, contrasting Genesis 3's broken communion in Eden's garden. | 1 | ||
| O Tod, wo ist dein Stachel nun? | Genesis 3:15This hymn references Genesis 3:15's promise that Christ would crush the serpent's head, defeating sin and death through His resurrection victory. | 1 | ||
| By Faith in Christ I Walk with God | Genesis 3:8This hymn reflects Genesis 3's promise of victory over sin's snares through faith in Christ, the seed who crushes the serpent. | 1 | ||
| God, in the high and holy place | Genesis 3:8This hymn contrasts God's holy presence with Eden imagery, recalling the garden paradise of Genesis 3 before the fall. | 1 | ||
| Lord, where shall guilty souls retire | Genesis 3:8This hymn echoes Genesis 3's theme of guilty souls seeking to hide from God's all-seeing presence. | 1 | ||
| When downward to the darksome tomb | Genesis 3:19This hymn celebrates Christ's victory over death and the grave, reversing the curse of mortality introduced in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| O Christ, the Healer | Genesis 3:17-19This hymn addresses the brokenness, disease, and need for healing that entered the world through the Fall described in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| Sing, my tongue, the Savior's battle | Genesis 3:6This hymn contrasts Eden's tree of death from Genesis 3 with Christ's cross as the tree of redemption. | 1 | ||
| Christ the Appletree | Genesis 3:1-24This hymn contrasts the tree of life from Eden with Christ as the true tree of life, reversing the fall described in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| Awake, My Heart, with Gladness | Genesis 3:15This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection victory over sin and death, reversing the curse introduced in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| Peacefully Sleep | Genesis 3:19 | 1 |
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