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Hymns for Habakkuk 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Sometimes a Light Surprises Habakkuk 3:17-18This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3's theme of rejoicing in God's faithfulness even amid trials and declining comforts.19
Revive Thy Work, O Lord Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3:2's prayer "revive thy work in the midst of the years" as a plea for spiritual renewal.14
For a Revival Habakkuk 3:2-3This hymn directly echoes Habakkuk 3:2's prayer "O LORD, revive thy work" as a plea for spiritual renewal in difficult times.8
In Hope, Believing Against Hope Habakkuk 3:17-18This hymn directly echoes Habakkuk 3:17-18's declaration of rejoicing in God despite failed crops and empty fields.5
Habak. 3:17,18: What though no flow'rs the fig-tree clothe Habakkuk 3:17-18This hymn directly paraphrases Habakkuk 3:17-18's declaration of rejoicing in God despite agricultural devastation and material loss.5
Revive Us Again Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3:2's prayer "revive thy work" and the prophet's joyful praise despite circumstances.4
O Breath of Life Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk's prayer for God to revive His work and renew His people with power.4
Restore, O Lord, the honour of your name! Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3's prayer for God to revive His work and remember mercy in times of divine judgment.4
My Meditation of Him Shall be Sweet Habakkuk 3:18This hymn reflects Habakkuk 3's theme of trusting God's protection and rejoicing in Him despite afflictions.3
Sunshine in the Soul Habakkuk 3:18This hymn reflects Habakkuk 3's theme of rejoicing in the Lord despite circumstances.3
Thy speech, O Lord, I heard with fear Habakkuk 3This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Habakkuk 3, paraphrasing the prophet's prayer and vision of God's majestic power.3
Celestial Watering Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3:2's prayer "O LORD, revive thy work" in pleading for God's renewing presence amid spiritual decline.2
Clinging to Thee Habakkuk 3:17This hymn reflects Habakkuk 3's theme of trusting God's faithfulness even when circumstances seem uncertain.2
Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee Habakkuk 3:18-19This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3's exuberant praise and rejoicing in God despite circumstances, celebrating creation's witness to His glory.2
Look from Thy Sphere Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3's prayer for God to look down from heaven and renew His mighty works among His people.2
Should famine o'er the mourning field Habakkuk 3:17-18This hymn directly echoes Habakkuk 3:17-18's declaration of joy in God despite famine, failed crops, and dying livestock.2
Blessed Be Your Name Habakkuk 3:17-18This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3's resolve to praise God in both abundance and barren times, declaring "yet I will rejoice in the Lord.2
Lord, Should Rising Whirlwinds Habakkuk 3:17-18This hymn directly paraphrases Habakkuk 3:17-18, expressing unwavering trust and praise in God despite agricultural disaster and material loss.2
O Lord, I have heard thy speech and was afraid (Chant) Habakkuk 3This hymn is a poetic setting of Habakkuk 3, directly quoting the prophet's prayer of reverent awe before God's mighty works.2
Avívanos, Señor Habakkuk 3:2This hymn echoes Habakkuk 3:2's prayer "revive your work" with its plea for spiritual renewal and God's empowering blessing.2

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