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Hymns for 2 Timothy 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Fight the Good Fight2 Timothy 4:7-8This hymn directly echoes Paul's words "I have fought the good fight" and "the crown of righteousness" from 2 Timothy 4:7-8.22
Lead On, O King Eternal2 Timothy 4:7-8This hymn echoes Paul's imagery of fighting the good fight and finishing the race as faithful soldiers of Christ.14
For all the Saints, who from their labor rest2 Timothy 4:6-8This hymn echoes Paul's imagery of fighting the good fight, finishing the race, and receiving the crown of righteousness awaiting the faithful.13
Hymn 272 Timothy 4:18This hymn directly echoes Paul's words about fighting the good fight, finishing the race, and keeping the faith while awaiting his heavenly reward.9
Faith of Our Fathers2 Timothy 4:3-7This hymn echoes Paul's charge in 2 Timothy 4:7 to keep the faith and finish the race with steadfast endurance.8
And Can It Be, That I Should Gain?2 Timothy 4:6-8This hymn echoes 2 Timothy 4's theme of faithful perseverance through Christ's sacrificial love that empowers believers to finish their race.8
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus2 Timothy 4:8This hymn echoes Paul's charge to fight the good fight and finish the race faithfully as a soldier of Christ.6
Now Thank We All Our God2 Timothy 4:18This hymn echoes Paul's gratitude for God's faithful guidance and deliverance throughout life's journey, reflecting the apostle's testimony in 2 Timothy 4 of God's sustaining presence through trials.6
The Old Rugged Cross2 Timothy 4:8This hymn echoes Paul's faithful endurance of suffering for Christ and anticipation of receiving the crown of righteousness.6
Take Up Thy Cross, the Savior Said2 Timothy 4:6-8This hymn echoes Paul's call to endure hardship and finish the race of faithful discipleship found in 2 Timothy 4.6
¿Soy Yo Soldado de Jesus?2 Timothy 4:7-8This hymn echoes Paul's imagery of fighting the good fight and finishing the race as a faithful soldier of Christ.6
O Thou Who Camest from Above2 Timothy 4:6-8This hymn echoes 2 Timothy 1:6's call to "stir up the gift" of God within us, maintaining faithful devotion to the end.5
Walking with God2 Timothy 4:9This hymn echoes Paul's longing to finish the race faithfully and maintain devotion to Christ despite spiritual struggles.4
Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone2 Timothy 4:1-8This hymn echoes Paul's imagery of finishing the race, bearing the cross faithfully, and receiving the crown of righteousness awaiting the faithful.4
My Jesus, I Love Thee2 Timothy 4:8This hymn echoes 2 Timothy 4:8's anticipation of the crown of righteousness awaiting those who love Christ's appearing.4
Awake, My Soul, Stretch Every Nerve2 Timothy 4:8This hymn echoes Paul's imagery of finishing the race and receiving the crown of righteousness promised to the faithful.4
Shall We Gather at the River2 Timothy 4:8This hymn reflects 2 Timothy 4's anticipation of receiving the crown of righteousness and gathering with the faithful in glory.4
New Year's Day2 Timothy 4:7-8This hymn echoes Paul's call to finish the race faithfully and pursue the crown of righteousness awaiting the faithful.4
O Come, Angel Band2 Timothy 4:6-8This hymn echoes Paul's farewell words as he faces death, anticipating the heavenly reward awaiting the faithful.4
Who would true valor see2 Timothy 4:6-8This hymn echoes Paul's charge to endure hardship and finish the race of faith with steadfast courage.4

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