Hymns for Isaiah 55

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Trees of the FieldIsaiah 55:12This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 55:12, celebrating the joyful deliverance where mountains sing and trees clap their hands.28
Hymn 7Isaiah 55:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come and feast freely on God's abundant provision rather than pursuing empty earthly things.19
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and NeedyIsaiah 55:1-12This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to the thirsty and needy to come freely to God's abundant grace.17
All-sufficiency of His graceIsaiah 55:1-12This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to "come to the waters" and receive God's free salvation without price.13
Isaiah the Prophet Has Written of OldIsaiah 55:13This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 55:12-13's vision of mountains breaking into song and the fir tree replacing the thorn as symbols of God's peaceful kingdom.10
Come to the WaterIsaiah 55:1-2This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come freely to God's water without money or price.9
Hymn 9Isaiah 55:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's call to forsake empty pursuits and find true satisfaction in God's spiritual provision.7
Joy to the WorldIsaiah 55:12-13This hymn celebrates the joyful invitation to salvation found in Isaiah 55's call to come freely to the Lord.6
Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is CallingIsaiah 55:1-12This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's urgent invitation to come freely to the Lord and receive His mercy and abundant pardon.6
Mark the soft falling snowIsaiah 55:10-12This hymn directly draws from Isaiah 55:10-11's imagery of rain and snow accomplishing God's purpose, comparing it to the gospel's effective work.6
I Heard the Voice of Jesus SayIsaiah 55:1-3This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come freely and drink of the life-giving water God provides.5
Return, O wanderer, now returnIsaiah 55:7-8This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's urgent call to return to the Lord, who freely offers forgiveness and grace to all who seek Him.5
We plough the fields, and scatterIsaiah 55:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's imagery of rain and snow watering the earth to bring forth abundant harvest through God's provision.5
We Walk by Faith and Not by SightIsaiah 55:6This hymn reflects Isaiah 55's call to seek the Lord while He may be found and trust in His promises even when unseen.5
God Moves in a Mysterious WayIsaiah 55:1-12This hymn reflects Isaiah 55's theme that God's ways and thoughts are higher than ours, beyond human understanding.4
There's a Wideness in God's MercyIsaiah 55:7-9This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to God's abundant mercy and freely offered grace for all who seek Him.4
Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving HeartsIsaiah 55:1-12This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come and find soul-satisfying nourishment in Christ, the living bread.4
Joyful, Joyful, We Adore TheeIsaiah 55:1-13This hymn reflects Isaiah 55's invitation to joyful worship and the abundance of God's transforming grace that brings gladness and removes sadness.4
Let the Wicked forsake his WayIsaiah 55:7This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 55's call for the wicked to forsake their ways and return to God's mercy.4
Isaiah 55: Ho! ye that thirst, approach the springIsaiah 55This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Isaiah 55's invitation to come freely to God's life-giving waters of salvation.4

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