Hymns for Isaiah 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Rock of AgesIsaiah 2:101
Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the SunIsaiah 2:1-5This hymn celebrates Christ's universal reign over all nations, echoing Isaiah 2's vision of peoples streaming to the Lord's mountain.1
Abide With MeIsaiah 2:17I apologize, but I don't see a clear connection between "Abide with Me" and Isaiah 2. Isaiah 2 focuses on the future exaltation of Zion, nations streaming to God's mountain, and the day of the Lord's judgment, while this hymn is a personal prayer for God's presence through life's darkness and approaching death. Without a genuine thematic or textual link, I cannot provide an accurate explanation of their connection.1
God Be With You Till We Meet AgainIsaiah 2:4This hymn reflects Isaiah 2:5's call to "walk in the light of the LORD" as believers journey together in faith.1
The Pilgrim's SongIsaiah 2:11This hymn reflects Isaiah 2's vision of nations journeying together to the Lord's house in joyful pilgrimage.1
It Came Upon the Midnight ClearIsaiah 2:41
Whiter than SnowIsaiah 2:20This hymn echoes Isaiah 1:18's promise that sins will be made "white as snow" through God's cleansing grace.1
Awake and Sing the SongIsaiah 2:41
Trust and ObeyIsaiah 2:5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2:5's call to "walk in the light of the Lord" through faithful obedience.1
God of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty HandIsaiah 2:1-4This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of nations walking in God's paths and choosing His ways as their law.1
Hail to the Brightness of Zion's Glad Morning!Isaiah 2:41
Have Thine Own Way, LordIsaiah 2:31
Going to ChurchIsaiah 2:31
Wrestling JacobIsaiah 2:17I need to note that there appears to be a significant mismatch here. The hymn "Come, O thou Traveller unknown" by Charles Wesley is based on Genesis 32:24-30, which describes Jacob wrestling with God/an angel at Peniel, not Isaiah 2. Isaiah 2 contains prophecies about the mountain of the Lord's house, nations streaming to it, and the famous "swords into plowshares" passage about peace in the latter days. However, since you've asked me to explain the connection to Isaiah 2, here's my response: This hymn's wrestling imagery connects to Isaiah 2's vision of seeking God's presence and instruction at His holy mountain.1
Going to ChurchIsaiah 2:31
Immortal, Invisible, God Only WiseIsaiah 2:1-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of God's exalted majesty and the call to praise the Lord's glorious name.1
Alleluia! Sing to JesusIsaiah 2:1-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of all nations gathering to worship, with Jesus redeeming people from every nation.1
God of Grace and God of GloryIsaiah 2:1-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of God's kingdom bringing justice and peace to the nations.1
Thy Kingdom Come, O GodIsaiah 2:4This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of God's kingdom bringing universal peace and the end of war among nations.1
The Work of FaithIsaiah 2:171

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