Hymns for Deuteronomy 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
There Is a Land of Pure DelightDeuteronomy 4:22This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's vision of the Promised Land as a type of the heavenly inheritance awaiting God's faithful people.2
Great Is Thy FaithfulnessDeuteronomy 4:31This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's emphasis on God's unchanging nature and faithful covenant relationship with His people.2
Let children hear the mighty deedsDeuteronomy 4:9-10This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 4's call to teach God's mighty deeds to children and future generations.2
Our Country's Voice Is PleadingDeuteronomy 4:1This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 4's call to teach God's truth to the nations and not forget His commands.2
Sieh, hier bin ich EhrenkönigDeuteronomy 4:29I apologize, but I cannot provide a specific connection without knowing the hymn's lyrics or having access to the text of "Sieh, hier bin ich Ehrenkönig." While I can see it's a prayer hymn (Gebetlieder) by J. Neander, and Deuteronomy 4 emphasizes God's uniqueness and the call to obedience, I cannot responsibly claim a specific connection without verifying the actual hymn content.2
All Are WelcomeDeuteronomy 4:9This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to teach God's ways faithfully and gather all people in unity before the Lord.2
Awake, ye saints of God, awake! Call on the Lord in mighty prayerDeuteronomy 4:29This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to remember God's mighty works and remain faithful to His covenant.2
On Jordan's stormy banks I standDeuteronomy 4:22This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's vision of the Promised Land that Moses viewed but could not enter, expressing longing for heaven's rest.1
My Hope is Built on Nothing LessDeuteronomy 4:31This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to hold fast to God alone as the sure foundation for faith and hope.1
Opening WorshipDeuteronomy 4:29This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 4's call to seek the Lord with humble hearts, promising He will be found by those who earnestly search for Him.1
My Dear Redeemer and My LordDeuteronomy 4:9-10This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 4's call to remember God's truth and remain faithful amid temptation.1
Give to Our God Immortal PraiseDeuteronomy 4:31This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to remember God's wonders and declare His mighty works to future generations.1
God of Our FathersDeuteronomy 4:7-9This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to remember God's mighty works and warnings against pride and forgetting the Lord.1
Wake, Awake, for Night Is FlyingDeuteronomy 4:7-9This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to watchfulness and remembrance of God's mighty acts and coming glory.1
I sought the Lord, and afterward I knewDeuteronomy 4:29-31This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 4's theme that God seeks us first, drawing us to find Him with all our heart.1
Prayer for the Salvation of ChildrenDeuteronomy 4:9This hymn reflects Deuteronomy 4's call to teach God's ways to children and future generations.1
Awesome GodDeuteronomy 4:34This hymn celebrates God's awesome power and wisdom, echoing Deuteronomy 4's call to recognize the Lord's greatness and sovereignty.1
In the Lord I'll Be Ever ThankfulDeuteronomy 4:7This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to remember and give thanks for God's faithful presence and mighty works.1
Be Still and Know (Bell)Deuteronomy 4:35This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4's call to recognize God's uniqueness and sovereignty through stillness and reverent acknowledgment.1
If With All Your HeartsDeuteronomy 4:29This hymn echoes Deuteronomy 4:29's promise that those who seek God with all their heart will find Him.1

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