Hymns for Song of Solomon 4

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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
Hymn 74Song of Solomon 4:12-15This hymn draws directly from Song of Solomon 4's imagery of the church as an enclosed garden planted with fragrant spices.7
Hymn 73Song of Solomon 4:1-11This hymn directly quotes Christ's tender words from Song of Solomon 4, expressing His affectionate love for His bride, the church.4
Abide With MeSong of Solomon 4:6This hymn echoes Song of Solomon 4's intimate longing for the beloved's constant presence and companionship.3
Celestial WateringSong of Solomon 4:16This hymn echoes Song of Solomon 4's garden imagery, portraying the church as God's garden needing His refreshing presence to flourish.3
Let All Things Now LivingSong of Solomon 4:6This hymn echoes Song of Solomon 4:16's call for all creation to awaken in praise to God.3
Lo fair thou art, lo fair my Love!Song of Solomon 43
The Shadows of the Evening HoursSong of Solomon 4:62
Earth and All StarsSong of Solomon 4:16This hymn echoes Song of Solomon 4's celebration of creation's beauty as a chorus of praise to the Creator.2
To the MountainSong of Solomon 4:62
Brief Life Is Here Our PortionSong of Solomon 4:6This hymn contrasts earthly life's brevity with heaven's beauty, echoing Song of Solomon 4's imagery of the beloved's splendor.1
Pleading the PromiseSong of Solomon 4:161
Vainly Through the NightSong of Solomon 4:161
I'm Thine, Forever ThineSong of Solomon1
Come, Bless Us NowSong of Solomon 4:161
O God, To Those Who Here ProfessSong of Solomon 4:9-161
Come, Holy GhostSong of Solomon 4:16This hymn echoes Song of Solomon 4's intimate language of the Beloved, expressing the soul's deep longing for Christ's presence.1
Warm As the SunSong of Solomon 4:10-111
Blow, Pentecostal BreezeSong of Solomon 4:16The hymn echoes Song of Solomon 4:16's plea for the wind to blow upon the garden, awakening spiritual fragrance and growth through the Holy Spirit's breath.1
O, arise and come with meSong of Solomon 4:6This hymn directly quotes Song of Solomon 4:8's invitation "arise and come with me" and references 2:11's declaration that "winter is past.1

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