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Hymns for 1 Kings 17

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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
The Cruse of Comfort1 Kings 17:12-16This hymn references God's miraculous provision to the widow of Zarephath, whose cruse of oil never failed during famine.3
Elijah's example declares1 Kings 17:1This hymn directly recounts 1 Kings 17's account of God providing for Elijah through ravens during the famine.2
A Prophet-Woman broke a jar1 Kings 17:1 - 18:1This hymn celebrates prophetic women's faithful service, echoing the widow of Zarephath's trust and provision in 1 Kings 17.2
When the hungry who have nothing share with strangers1 Kings 17:7-16This hymn reflects the widow of Zarephath's faithful sharing of her meager resources with Elijah, trusting God's provision in scarcity.2
If We Could Be Like the Widow1 Kings 17:8-16This hymn directly references the widow of Zarephath from 1 Kings 17 who shared her last meal and oil with Elijah in faith.2
How Firm a Foundation1 Kings 17:1 - 18:1This hymn echoes God's faithful provision and promise to sustain His people through trials, as He did for Elijah.1
Praise to God for His Goodness and Truth1 Kings 17:17-24This hymn echoes 1 Kings 17's theme of God's faithful provision for the poor and oppressed through miraculous care.1
Revive Thy Work, O Lord1 Kings 17:1 - 18:1This hymn echoes Elijah's prayer for God's powerful intervention to revive faith and awaken spiritual life among His people.1
Bring Your Vessels, Not a Few1 Kings 17:14-16This hymn draws on the imagery of God's miraculous provision through vessels, though the specific "vessels, not a few" phrase more directly references the widow's oil miracle in 2 Kings 4 rather than Elijah's provision in 1 Kings 17.1
When God's own people stand in need1 Kings 17:6This hymn directly retells the account of God providing for Elijah through ravens at the brook Cherith.1
He Comes to Us as One Unknown1 Kings 17:1 - 18:1The hymn's imagery of God coming in "small and still upon the breeze" echoes Elijah's encounter with the Lord in the still small voice at Horeb following the events of 1 Kings 17.1
Though all men revile and hate me1 Kings 17:1-16This hymn directly references the brook of Cherith and ravens from Elijah's story, affirming God's faithful provision amid scarcity.1
The Land Is Dry1 Kings 17This hymn reflects the drought and famine that afflicted Israel during Elijah's prophetic ministry in 1 Kings 17.1
Elijah1 Kings 17This hymn retells the events of 1 Kings 17, including Elijah's drought prophecy, the widow's provision, and her son's resurrection.1
El Dios de Elías1 Kings 17 - 18This hymn directly references Elijah's faithful service in Israel as recounted in 1 Kings 17.1
Jehová-jireh1 Kings 17:1-15This hymn celebrates God as provider who meets all needs, echoing how the Lord miraculously sustained Elijah through the widow and ravens.1
Elijah Spoke for God1 Kings 17:1 - 19:21This hymn celebrates Elijah's faithful prophetic ministry, which begins in 1 Kings 17 with his bold proclamation of God's word.1
Christ Jesus Speaks1 Kings 17:22This hymn directly references Elijah's prayer in 1 Kings 17 that revived the widow of Zarephath's son from death.1

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