Hymns for Proverbs 20

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
TemperanceProverbs 201
God Moves in a Mysterious WayProverbs 20:24This hymn reflects Proverbs 20's theme of God's inscrutable wisdom and sovereign purposes beyond human understanding.1
Open My Eyes, That I May SeeProverbs 20:12-13This hymn echoes Proverbs 20's emphasis on spiritual discernment and the need for divine illumination to perceive truth and wisdom.1
On Opening a Place of Social PrayerProverbs 20:2This hymn echoes Proverbs 20:12's reference to "the hearing ear and the seeing eye" as gifts from the Lord.1
Christian, Rise and Act Thy CreedProverbs 20:111
Mercy and TruthProverbs 20:28This hymn reflects Proverbs 20's themes of mercy and truth meeting together in God's righteous character and redemptive plan.1
The Providence of GodProverbs 20:241
Wine Is a MockerProverbs 20:11
My PurposesProverbs 20:18This hymn reflects Proverbs 20's emphasis on purposeful living and diligent work as expressions of faithfulness.1
The blind man sat by the road and he criedProverbs 20:27This hymn reflects Proverbs 20:12's acknowledgment that "the LORD has made...the seeing eye," as the blind man cries out for divine guidance and healing.1
Drifting apart, drifting apartProverbs 20:1This hymn reflects Proverbs 20's warnings about the dangers of straying from wisdom and breaking covenant relationships.1
For YourselfProverbs 20:12This hymn reflects Proverbs 20:27's call to personal spiritual examination and individual accountability before God.1
Oh a Song Must Rise (A Song Must Rise)ProverbsThis hymn reflects Proverbs 20's call for wisdom and justice to unite diverse voices in faithful service to God.1

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