Hymns for Isaiah 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
World Peace PrayerIsaiah 2:2-4This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of nations learning God's ways of peace and beating swords into plowshares.1
Someone Asked the Question (Why We Sing)Isaiah 2:41
In Suffering LoveIsaiah 2:1-10This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of God as our secure rock and refuge amid life's storms.1
Vine and Fig TreeIsaiah 2:1-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of peace where nations learn war no more and dwell in safety.1
Dream A DreamIsaiah 2:2-41
Alabad a JehováIsaiah 2:2-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of all nations gathering to worship and praise the Lord together.1
How Good It IsIsaiah 2:1-41
Fly to the CovertIsaiah 2:101
The wintry day descending to its closeIsaiah 2:2-31
What shall we pray for those who diedIsaiah 2:4This hymn connects to Isaiah 2's vision of peace where nations beat swords into plowshares and learn war no more.1
Onward, Christian PilgrimsIsaiah 2:4-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of pilgrims ascending to God's mountain of light and salvation.1
The river of God sets our feet a-dancingIsaiah 2:3This hymn echoes Isaiah 2:2-3's vision of God's presence flowing from the mountain to all nations.1
No hay amigo como CristoIsaiah 2:21
When our song says peace and the world says warIsaiah 2:1-51
Salaam (Peace)Isaiah 2:3-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 2's vision of God's peace extending to all nations and peoples.1
Waken, O Sleeper, Wake and RiseIsaiah 2:4-51
Another Son is KilledIsaiah 2:41
And it shall come to pass in the dayIsaiah 2:21
Jehovah He Wakaŋ ektaIsaiah 2:3I don't have enough information about this hymn's lyrics or content to accurately explain its connection to Isaiah 2. The title appears to be in Lakota language, but without knowing the hymn's themes or message, I cannot provide a reliable explanation of how it relates to Isaiah 2's themes of God's mountain, nations streaming to Zion, or the day of the Lord.1
As We, Your People Gather (Hymn for World Peace)Isaiah 2:4-5This hymn directly references Isaiah 2's vision of turning swords into plowshares and nations learning war no more.1

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