Hymns for 1 Samuel 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
I, the Lord of Sea and Sky (Here I Am, Lord)1 Samuel 3:1-18This hymn echoes Samuel's response "Here I am" when God called him in the night, expressing willingness to serve.24
Lord, Speak to Me, That I May Speak1 Samuel 3:9This hymn echoes Samuel's response "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening" as a prayer to hear and obey God's voice.7
Hushed was the evening hymn1 Samuel 3:10This hymn retells the story of young Samuel hearing God's call in the temple at night and responding in faithful obedience.7
Master, Speak!1 Samuel 3:10This hymn echoes young Samuel's response to God's call, "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening," expressing eager readiness to hear and obey God's voice.6
Speak, Lord, in the Stillness1 Samuel 3:9This hymn directly echoes young Samuel's response to God's call, "Speak, for your servant is listening," in a posture of quiet expectancy and submission.5
O Jesus, I Have Promised1 Samuel 3:10This hymn echoes Samuel's youthful commitment to serve and obey the Lord's calling with faithful devotion.4
It is the Lord— let him do as seemeth him good1 Samuel 3:18This hymn echoes Eli's words of submission to God's will in 1 Samuel 3:18, expressing trust in the Lord's sovereign right to govern all things.3
Alleluia with verses1 Samuel 3:9This hymn serves as a joyful acclamation before the Gospel reading, which includes Samuel's response "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.2
Speak, for Thy servant heareth1 Samuel 3:10This hymn takes its title and theme from young Samuel's response to God's call in 1 Samuel 3:10.2
I'll Be Somewhere Listening for My Name1 Samuel 3:10This hymn echoes young Samuel's attentive response to God's call, "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.2
Dear Jesus, let thy pitying eye1 Samuel 3:10This hymn connects to Samuel's childhood calling by invoking God's attentive care for young lives dedicated to His service.2
Háblame, Señor1 Samuel 3:10This hymn echoes Samuel's nighttime call from God, asking the Lord to awaken and speak to the listening heart.2
Oh, háblame y hablaré1 Samuel 3:2-10This hymn echoes Samuel's response "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening" with its opening plea "Oh, háblame y hablaré" (speak to me and I will speak), expressing readiness to hear and obey God's call.2
My Saviour, as Thou wilt1 Samuel 3:181
Death of a child1 Samuel 3:181
Soll dein verderbtes herz1 Samuel 3:91
Listen, God Is Calling1 Samuel 3:7-101
Here Am I, Send Me!1 Samuel 31
Speak, O Lord, Thy Servant Heareth1 Samuel 3:101
Is it spooky, is it weird1 Samuel 3:1-181

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