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Hymns for Isaiah 50

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lord, Speak to Me That I May Speak Isaiah 50:4This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's theme of the Lord giving the tongue of a teacher to speak words that sustain the weary.9
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Isaiah 50:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 50's call to trust God's guidance even when walking in darkness without light.3
Self-righteousness Insufficient Isaiah 50:10-11This hymn directly references Isaiah 50:10's call to those who walk in darkness to trust in the Lord's name rather than their own works.3
When Peace, Like a River Isaiah 50:4-9This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's theme of trusting God's help through suffering and maintaining faith despite trials.2
Open My Eyes, That I May See Isaiah 50:4-5This hymn echoes Isaiah 50:4-5's theme of having ears opened by God to hear and receive divine instruction.2
O Haupt, voll Blut und Wunden Isaiah 50:6This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's portrayal of the suffering servant who endures mockery, beating, and shame.2
Open, Lord, mine [my] inward ear Isaiah 50:4This hymn echoes Isaiah 50:4-5's plea for an awakened, obedient ear to hear and learn from the Lord.2
O God, My Faithful God Isaiah 50:4This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's themes of faithful obedience to God and trust in divine strength amid trials.2
Du fühlst, o Christ, das Leiden Isaiah 50:10This hymn connects to Isaiah 50's themes of suffering and steadfast trust in God amid affliction.2
Happy Day Isaiah 50:7This hymn reflects Isaiah 50:10's call to trust and obey the Lord's voice, celebrating the joy of following divine guidance.1
O Worship the King all glorious above Isaiah 50:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 50:10's call to trust in the Lord's name and rely on God as our defender and light in darkness.1
O sacred head now wounded Isaiah 50:4-9This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's portrayal of the suffering servant who gave his back to those who struck him and did not hide his face from shame.1
Give to the Winds Thy Fears Isaiah 50:10This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's call to trust God through darkness and trial, confident He will vindicate and sustain the faithful.1
Faith in Christ the Savior Isaiah 50:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 50's call to trust God's help and not be dismayed, encouraging saints to praise despite present trials.1
I Am Trusting Isaiah 50:10This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's call to trust in the Lord's name and rely upon God amid darkness and trial.1
Witness, Ye Men And Angels Now Isaiah 50:7This hymn reflects Isaiah 50:7's resolute determination not to turn back from God's calling despite opposition.1
Once to Every Man and Nation Isaiah 50:4-9This hymn echoes Isaiah 50's call to choose faithfulness to God amid opposition and suffering.1
Eternal Beam of Light Divine Isaiah 50:8This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's themes of patient endurance through suffering and trusting God as our steadfast rock and helper.1
Affliction is a stormy deep Isaiah 50:10This hymn reflects Isaiah 50's theme of trusting God as our helper and guide through affliction and darkness.1
Humble and Earnest Entreaties Isaiah 50:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 50's posture of humble dependence on God amid suffering and need for divine help.1

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