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Hymns for Amos 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Where Shall My Wondering Soul Begin Amos 4:11This hymn echoes Amos 4:12's call to "prepare to meet thy God" through repentance and conversion.4
A few more years shall roll Amos 4:12This hymn echoes Amos 4:12's call to "prepare to meet thy God" with its focus on life's brevity and coming judgment.3
The End of Things Created Amos 4:12This hymn echoes Amos 4's urgent call to "prepare to meet your God" in anticipation of divine judgment.3
People, Look East Amos 4:12This hymn's call to prepare and watch echoes Amos 4:12's urgent summons to "prepare to meet your God.3
Praise the Lord! Ye Heavens Adore Him Amos 4:13This hymn echoes Amos 4:13's doxology praising God as Creator who formed the mountains and commands the heavens.2
O Spirit of the Living God Amos 4:12This hymn responds to Amos 4's call to "prepare to meet your God" by invoking the Spirit to prepare the earth for divine encounter.2
Prepare to Meet Thy God Amos 4:12This hymn directly echoes Amos 4:12's urgent warning to "prepare to meet thy God" in its title and refrain.2
Komm, Sterblicher, betrachte mich Amos 4:12This hymn reflects Amos 4's call to prepare to meet God, contemplating mortality and divine judgment.2
I sing th'almighty power of God Amos 4:13This hymn celebrates God's creative power in forming mountains, seas, and skies, echoing Amos 4's declarations of the Lord who forms mountains and creates wind.1
When, Thou My Righteous Judge Amos 4:12This hymn reflects Amos 4's call to "prepare to meet thy God" with themes of divine judgment and readiness.1
This Is My Father's World Amos 4:13This hymn celebrates God as Creator of all nature, echoing Amos 4's affirmations of God's sovereign power over creation.1
A Song to Creating Wisdom Amos 4:13This hymn praises God's creative wisdom and power over nature, echoing Amos 4's portrayal of the Lord who forms mountains and controls the elements.1
The Solemn Midnight Cry Amos 4:12This hymn echoes Amos 4's call to "prepare to meet your God" with its urgent plea for watchful readiness before the Judge's return.1
Sinner, art thou still secure? Amos 4:12This hymn echoes Amos 4's urgent call to prepare to meet God and turn from spiritual complacency.1
Sanctissimus Amos 4:13This hymn echoes Amos 4's call to "prepare to meet your God" through worship, repentance, and humble adoration.1
He is coming, He is coming, Not as once He came before Amos 4:12This hymn connects to Amos 4's call to "prepare to meet your God" through its vivid portrayal of Christ's coming in judgment.1
After a Fire Amos 4:11This hymn echoes Amos 4's call to humble repentance before God's judgment and return to Him.1
How shall I meet my Savior? Amos 4:12This hymn echoes Amos 4:12's call to "prepare to meet thy God" with its opening question about how to properly welcome the Savior.1
'Tis He! 'Tis He! The Son Of God! Amos 4:12This hymn echoes Amos 4's call to meet God in judgment and the prophet's warning against empty religious rituals.1
Song of the Prophets AmosThis hymn celebrates Amos among the ancient prophets who proclaimed God's covenant faithfulness and call to redemption.1

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