Hymns for Isaiah 35

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened (Chant)Isaiah 35:5This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 35:5's prophecy of healing and restoration in God's kingdom.1
Like a Healing StreamIsaiah 35:6-71
Tú eres todopoderosa (Because You're Holy)Isaiah 35:8-10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's themes of salvation, strength, and joyful praise for God's mighty deliverance.1
I Got a New NameIsaiah 35:10This hymn celebrates the joy and restoration of God's redeemed people, echoing Isaiah 35's vision of the ransomed returning to Zion with everlasting joy.1
O matchless beauty of our GodIsaiah 35:6-7This hymn celebrates God's transforming beauty, echoing Isaiah 35's vision of desert blooming and renewed creation.1
Alégrese El CieloIsaiah 35:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's call for creation to rejoice at God's coming salvation and restoration.1
Let Desert Wasteland Now RejoiceIsaiah 35:10This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 35's imagery of the desert blooming and wasteland rejoicing in God's restoration.1
Prepare a PathwayIsaiah 35This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's call to prepare the way for God's coming and the restoration of creation.1
The Wilderness and Desert ShoutIsaiah 35:10This hymn directly references Isaiah 35's imagery of the wilderness and desert rejoicing at God's redemptive work.1
God, We Await Your Advent HereIsaiah 35:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's vision of desert lands rejoicing and blossoming when God brings salvation and renewal.1
No Parking on the HighwayIsaiah 35:8This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's imagery of a holy highway where the redeemed journey forward without turning back.1
Where Lilies of the Field Once BloomedIsaiah 35:1-10This hymn contrasts Isaiah 35's vision of desert blooming and restoration with the present reality of war-torn land awaiting renewal.1
When We Are BlindIsaiah 35:5-6This hymn references Isaiah 35's imagery of the blind, deaf, and lame being healed as God brings justice and peace.1
The Holy One of IsraelIsaiah 35This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 35's vision of desert blooming, healing of the blind and deaf, and waters flowing in the wilderness.1
Have You Come to Hear the Prophet?Isaiah 35:1-10This hymn directly references Isaiah 35's promises of the desert blooming and the blind, deaf, and lame being healed.1
The Angels SingIsaiah 35:10This hymn opens with Isaiah 35:10's vision of the ransomed returning with everlasting joy and gladness.1
The King's HighwayIsaiah 35:8This hymn references Isaiah 35's "highway of holiness" where the redeemed walk in joyful testimony of God's deliverance.1
Feeble ManIsaiah 35:3This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's theme of the weak and feeble finding strength and hope through God's deliverance.1
The Desert Shall RejoiceIsaiah 35This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 35's prophecy of the desert blooming and rejoicing in God's restoration.1
With the Ransomed of the LordIsaiah 35:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's joyful vision of the ransomed returning to Zion with gladness and singing.1

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