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The United Methodist Hymnal

The United Methodist Hymnal

703: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

617: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

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		Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Original Language Title	Original Language	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Meter	Scripture	Text Sources	Text Place Of Origin	Topics	Lectionary Weeks	Tunes	Media	Audio Preview	Flexscore	Auth Text Flex Score	Tune Auth Has Audio	Has One License Preview	Total Instances	Text Is Public Domain	Id	Matching Instances
		Come, trembling sinner, in whose breast	Come, trembling sinner, in whose breast					Jones	Come, trembling sinner, in whose breast ...	8.6.8.6	2 Kings 7:3-5This hymn echoes the lepers' desperate resolve in 2 Kings 7:4 to risk approaching certain death, trusting that mercy might be found.			Provisions of the Gospel Invitations and Promises; The Sinner's Last Resolve									734	0	307848	1
		Lord, I approach the mercy-seat	Lord, I approach the mercy-seat					Newton	Lord, I approach the mercy-seat, Where ...	8.6.8.6	2 Kings 7:3-5This hymn reflects the lepers' desperate approach to find relief and provision, trusting in God's mercy despite their dire circumstances.			The Christian System Repentance and Faith; Pleading His Gracious Name									629	0	540680	1
		"Why will ye die!"	Oh, turn ye, oh, turn ye, for why will ye die				English	Josiah Hopkins	Oh, turn ye, oh, turn ye, for why will ...		2 Kings 7:3This hymn echoes the lepers' urgent call in 2 Kings 7 to share the good news of God's provision and deliverance with those who are perishing.			Access to God; Delay		EXPOSTULATION » X					1		399	0	1014124	1
		The Soul ruined	How sad our state by nature is!				English	Isaac Watts	How sad our state by nature is! Our ...		2 Kings 7:3This hymn echoes the lepers' discovery of undeserved abundance in 2 Kings 7, calling desperate sinners to receive God's freely offered grace.			Access to God; Atonement Necessary; Christ Saviour		HUMMEL » X					1		294	0	1013753	1
		"The voice of Jesus"	Weary of earth, and laden with my sin				English	Samuel J. Stone	Weary of earth, and laden with my sin, ...		2 Kings 7:3This hymn echoes the lepers' discovery in 2 Kings 7 that abundant provision awaits those who respond to God's invitation despite feeling unworthy.			Atonement Accepted; Backsliding		LANGRAN » X					1		226	0	1014292	1
		Swing Low, Sweet Chariot	I looked over Jordan, and what did I see	Swing low, sweet chariot			English		Swing low, sweet chariot, coming for ...		2 Kings 7This hymn's imagery of heavenly chariots carrying believers home echoes Elijah's chariot ascension in 2 Kings 2, not 2 Kings 7.	African-American spiritual		Singing God's Story New Creation; African-American		SWING LOW » X				1	1		101	0	7908	1
		The spirit of the ancient worthies	O for that flame of living fire				English			8.8.8.8	2 Kings 7:4This hymn mourns spiritual unfaithfulness, echoing the desperation and need for divine intervention seen in 2 Kings 7's siege.			Humiliation Unfaithfulness Mourned									97	1	608350	1
		Do We Well?	To the Syrian camp at twilight	’Tis the day of full salvation				Clara M. Brooks	To the Syrian camp at twilight, Hungry, ...	8.7.8.7 D with refrain	2 Kings 7:3-9This hymn directly retells the story of the four lepers who discovered the abandoned Syrian camp and felt compelled to share the good news of salvation with others.	Timeless Truths (http://library.timelesstruths.org/music/Do_We_Well); Faith Publishing House, Evening Light Songs, 1949, edited 1987 (451); The Gospel Trumpet Company, Select Hymns, 1911 (587)		Examination		[To the Syrian camp at twilight]» X					1		4	0	35412	1
		Good News	Four men at the gate of the city said, "Why sit we here 'til we die?	Good news, good news! Go spread it to ev'ry land			English	Kevin W. Presley			2 Kings 7:9This hymn retells the story of the four lepers who discovered God's deliverance and shared the good news with the starving city.					[Four men at the gate of the city said, "Why sit we here 'til we die?]» X							1	0	1712853	1

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