Hymns for Deuteronomy 26

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
We plough the fields, and scatterDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to offer firstfruits in gratitude, acknowledging God as provider of all harvest blessings.5
God, Whose Farm Is All CreationDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to offer God the firstfruits of the harvest with gratitude.5
To Thee, O LordDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 26's call to bring first-fruits offerings in grateful worship to the Lord.4
As Those of Old Their Firstfruits BroughtDeuteronomy 26:1-3This hymn directly references Deuteronomy 26's practice of bringing firstfruits offerings to God in gratitude for His provision.4
We Give Thee But Thine OwnDeuteronomy 26:1-5This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 26's call to offer firstfruits to God in grateful acknowledgment that all blessings come from Him.3
O God of Bethel, by Whose handDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's themes of remembering God's faithful provision and guidance throughout life's journey.3
For the Fruit of All CreationDeuteronomy 26:2-3This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to offer firstfruits in thanksgiving for God's provision and harvest blessings.3
Fair Waved the Golden CornDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 26's command to bring firstfruits to God's temple in thanksgiving for the harvest.2
Thanks to God Whose Word Was SpokenDeuteronomy 26:19This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's theme of thanksgiving for God's spoken word and His calling of a nation to be His people.2
Some DayDeuteronomy 26:7-8This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's theme of journeying through wilderness toward God's promised rest and deliverance.2
Step by StepDeuteronomy 26:17This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 26's call to praise God and walk faithfully in His ways with a devoted heart.2
After a WhileDeuteronomy 26:7-8This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's theme of God's faithful deliverance and the hope of entering into His promised rest.2
Witness, ye Men and Angels; NowDeuteronomy 26:17This hymn connects to Deuteronomy 26's theme of public witness and declaration before God and His people.2
Happy DayDeuteronomy 26:17-18This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's theme of joyfully declaring God's faithfulness and making covenant vows of devotion.1
God Moves in a Mysterious WayDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to trust God's faithful provision and mysterious workings in our lives.1
Come, Ye Thankful People, ComeDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to bring firstfruits to God's temple in grateful thanksgiving for His provision.1
Praise To God, Immortal PraiseDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to offer firstfruits in thanksgiving for God's bountiful provision from the land.1
Self-dedicationDeuteronomy 26:17-18This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to dedicate oneself wholly to the Lord in grateful response to His faithfulness.1
Witness, Ye Men And Angels NowDeuteronomy 26:17-18This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 26's call to publicly witness and declare God's faithful works and covenant promises.1
We Praise Thee, O GodDeuteronomy 26:1-11This hymn mirrors Deuteronomy 26's call to bring grateful offerings and recount God's faithful guidance through trials.1

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