Hymns for Isaiah 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
¿Qué niño es éste? Isaiah 9:1-92
Source and Sovereign, Rock and Cloud Isaiah 9:62
Todos los Días nace el Señor Isaiah 9:2This hymn celebrates Christ as light coming to a dark world, echoing Isaiah 9's prophecy that people in darkness have seen a great light.2
Jesus, Thou Mighty Lord Isaiah 9:6This hymn echoes Isaiah 9's prophecy of the Mighty God and Prince of Peace worthy of adoration and praise.2
You are the King of Glory (Hosanna to the Son of David) Isaiah 9:5-62
The darkness turns to dawn Isaiah 9:2-72
Wonderful Isaiah 9:62
Vem, Minha Alma, Alegremente Isaiah 9:22
When the hungry who have nothing share with strangers Isaiah 9:32
The Birthday of our King Isaiah 9:6This hymn celebrates the birth of Christ the King, fulfilling Isaiah 9's prophecy of a child born to reign forever.2
Los que andaban en la oscuridad Isaiah 9:2-7This hymn directly references Isaiah 9:2's prophecy of people walking in darkness seeing a great light.2
Canticle of Light and Darkness Isaiah 9:2This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 9:2, celebrating the prophetic promise of Christ as the great light coming to those in darkness.2
People that long in darkness walked Isaiah 9:2-7This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 9's prophecy of light dawning on those in darkness and God breaking the yoke of oppression.2
O Canto Angelical Isaiah 9:6-72
Alegra o Triste Coração Isaiah 9:32
Singing, we glady worship the Lord together Isaiah 9:7This hymn echoes Isaiah 9's prophecy of light overcoming darkness and the Prince of Peace bringing hope to a fearful world.2
Sing to the world of Christ our sovereign Lord Isaiah 9:6This hymn celebrates Christ as "Prince of Peace" and sovereign Lord, directly echoing Isaiah 9's messianic prophecy.2
El Cristo de Nazaret Isaiah 9:62
Nace en un Portal Isaiah 9:5This hymn celebrates the birth of Jesus as the child prophesied in Isaiah 9:6, born to bring light and salvation.2
Un Niño Nos Ha Nacido Isaiah 9:12

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