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Hymns for Isaiah 59

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Sing a New Song to Jehovah Isaiah 59:19This hymn celebrates God's redemptive power and righteousness, echoing Isaiah 59's promise of the Lord's mighty intervention and salvation.1
Ó vem, ó vem, Emanuel Isaiah 59:20This hymn echoes Isaiah 59's longing for God's redemptive intervention to deliver His people from darkness.1
Rejoice! Rejoice! Rejoice in your Savior and King Isaiah 59:20This hymn celebrates the Redeemer who comes to Zion, echoing Isaiah 59:20's promise of salvation and deliverance.1
We Walk Today in Darkness Isaiah 59:9This hymn echoes Isaiah 59's confession of walking in darkness, waiting for light, and acknowledging our failure to practice justice.1
We have sung our songs (How long?) Isaiah 59:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 59's lament over sin's separation from God and plea for divine intervention and justice.1
Song of the Prophets IsaiahThis hymn celebrates Isaiah among the prophets who proclaimed God's eternal vow to ransom and redeem.1
Holy Spirit, Dwell Within Isaiah 59:11This hymn echoes Isaiah 59:19's imagery of the Spirit lifting up a standard when the enemy comes like a flood.1
Forgive, Forgive Us, Holy God Isaiah 59:1-15This hymn echoes Isaiah 59's confession of sin, violence, and injustice that separates people from God's righteousness.1
He Died for Us Isaiah 59:2This hymn reflects Isaiah 59's portrayal of sin's separation and God's intervention through a Redeemer who brings salvation.1

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