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| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exile from Eden | Genesis 3:24This hymn reflects on humanity's fall and expulsion from the Garden of Eden as described in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| To Mock Your Reign, O Dearest Lord | Genesis 3:7-11This hymn connects Christ's crown of thorns to Genesis 3's curse, showing how Jesus reverses the thorns of sin and brings healing. | 1 | ||
| Tremendous God, with humble fear | Genesis 3:19This hymn reflects on the mortality and brevity of life introduced by the Fall in Genesis 3. | 1 | ||
| Tree of Life | Genesis 3:22This hymn references the Tree of Life from Genesis 3, connecting Christ's cross to Eden's lost tree of eternal life. | 1 | ||
| Let Our Gladness Have No End | Genesis 3:15This hymn celebrates Christ's coming to save humanity, fulfilling the promise of redemption first given in Genesis 3 after the fall. | 1 | ||
| O Blessed Spring | Genesis 3:2-3This hymn contrasts Christ as the life-giving Tree with Genesis 3's tree of death, offering redemption through baptismal union with the true Vine. | 1 | ||
| Shout for Joy Loud and Long | Genesis 3This hymn references Genesis 3's account of humanity's fall through pride and the need for Christ's redemptive call. | 1 | ||
| Her virgin eyes saw God incarnate born | Genesis 3:16This hymn contrasts Eve's sin in Genesis 3 with Mary's joy in bearing the Savior who redeems humanity from the Fall. | 1 | ||
| Dust and Ashes | Genesis 3:1-7This hymn echoes Genesis 3's reminder that we are dust, acknowledging our fallen nature and need for spiritual renewal. | 1 | ||
| Is He Worthy | Genesis 3:17-19This hymn addresses the brokenness introduced in Genesis 3 and points to Christ as the worthy one who restores what was lost in the fall. | 1 | ||
| When Long Before Time (The Singer and the Song) | Genesis 3This hymn connects to Genesis 3 through its portrayal of creation's original harmony with God before the fall into sin and brokenness. | 1 | ||
| God of Eve and God of Mary | Genesis 3:20This hymn references Eve from Genesis 3, connecting her story to themes of redemption through Mary. | 1 | ||
| Sign Us with Ashes | Genesis 3:19This hymn echoes Genesis 3's "dust you are and to dust you will return," calling us to repentance and God's merciful grace. | 1 | ||
| Give rest, O Christ | Genesis 3:19This hymn connects to Genesis 3 by seeking Christ's rest for the departed, addressing the death that entered through the Fall. | 1 | ||
| Hoy perdóname (Mercy, Lord, We Pray) | Genesis 3:8-10This hymn echoes humanity's fall and hiding from God in Genesis 3, expressing repentance and return to divine mercy. | 1 | ||
| Where Art Thou? | Genesis 3:9This hymn echoes God's question "Where are you?" to Adam after the fall, calling sinners to examine their spiritual state. | 1 | ||
| Earth blooms afresh in joyous dyes | Genesis 3:24This hymn celebrates the renewal of creation, contrasting with Genesis 3's account of the fall and curse upon the earth. | 1 | ||
| Bruiser of the Serpent's Head | Genesis 3:15This hymn directly references Genesis 3:15's promise that the woman's seed would bruise the serpent's head, celebrating Christ's victory over Satan and sin. | 1 | ||
| The fall of man, how deep and great | Genesis 3This hymn directly reflects on Genesis 3's account of humanity's fall into sin and its devastating consequences. | 1 | ||
| This body in the grave is laid | Genesis 3:19This hymn reflects Genesis 3's introduction of death as a consequence of sin, acknowledging the body's return to dust. | 1 |