Hymns for Genesis 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Sing of Eve and sing of AdamGenesis 1:26-3:241
Women and Men as God intendedGenesis 3:241
The Deceiver and DeceivedGenesis 3:14This hymn addresses the fall of humanity and Satan's deception described in Genesis 3, contrasting God's grace for mankind with judgment for the deceiver.1
Father, God of Grace, You Knew UsGenesis 3:151
Above the moon earth risesGenesis 3:17-19This hymn reflects Genesis 3's themes of a pristine garden now grieving and diminished through human failure to guard God's creation.1
There is a line of womenGenesis 3:20This hymn traces the line of faithful women back to Eve, the first woman introduced in Genesis 3.1
All Things of Dust to Dust ReturnGenesis 3:191
Before the Waters Nourished EarthGenesis 1-31
God SpokeGenesis 2:15-3:71
A tree there grew in Eden's gladeGenesis 3:241
God Made Us in His ImageGenesis 31
God Placed Our Fragile WorldGenesis 31
O Eve and Adam, I Give You this GardenGenesis 31
O God Who Brought the Light to BirthGenesis 31
Weep for Eve, the Earth's First MotherGenesis 31
How Sweet Was the Garden, Fertile and FairGenesis 2:8-3:19This hymn retells Genesis 3's account of humanity's fall in Eden and God's forbidden tree, contrasting paradise lost with divine love's redemptive promise.1
Singing Songs of SadnessGenesis 3This hymn reflects on the Fall described in Genesis 3 as part of the broader story of sin and redemption.1
When God Formed the EarthGenesis 3:15This hymn reflects on God's creative work described in Genesis, including the creation account that precedes the fall in Genesis 3.1
In the Shattered Bliss of EdenGenesis 3:1-24This hymn directly retells Genesis 3's account of the Fall, humanity's first sin, and God's merciful covering of Adam and Eve's shame.1
When Eden's Joys Would Not Suffice (The Fall)Genesis 3:1-21This hymn retells the Genesis 3 account of humanity's fall through eating forbidden fruit in Eden and God's redemptive response.1

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