Hymns for Ecclesiastes 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Better PortionEcclesiastes 1:5-7This hymn echoes Ecclesiastes 1's theme of earthly transience, urging the soul to rise above decaying temporal things toward eternal heavenly realities.3
Love to the Creatures is DangerousEcclesiastes 1:2This hymn echoes Ecclesiastes 1's central theme that earthly pursuits are fleeting and meaningless apart from God.2
Worldly Pleasures RenouncedEcclesiastes 1:2This hymn echoes Ecclesiastes 1's theme that earthly pleasures are vain and fleeting compared to eternal things.2
The evils that beset our pathEcclesiastes 1This hymn reflects Ecclesiastes 1's theme of life's vanities and troubles under the sun.2
Who Can Measure Heaven and EarthEcclesiastes 1This hymn reflects Ecclesiastes 1's themes of God's eternal wisdom and the vastness of creation beyond human understanding.2
Give to Our God Immortal PraiseEcclesiastes 1:2This hymn contrasts Ecclesiastes 1's earthly vanity with God's eternal mercies and enduring creative works that transcend temporal powers.1
Earthly Things Vain and TransitoryEcclesiastes 1:2This hymn echoes Ecclesiastes 1's theme that earthly pursuits are vanity and fleeting under the sun.1
The Incomprehnsibility of GodEcclesiastes 1:4-8This hymn reflects Ecclesiastes 1's theme of God's infinite wisdom surpassing human understanding and earthly knowledge.1
Father of our feeble raceEcclesiastes 1This hymn addresses humanity's frailty and mortality, echoing Ecclesiastes 1's reflection on life's fleeting nature.1
Flung to the Heedless WindsEcclesiastes 1:2This hymn contrasts Ecclesiastes 1's vanity of worldly pursuits with the enduring truth of God's Word.1
Lord of the LivingEcclesiastes 1:41
O Lord my GodEcclesiastes 1:1-181
Come, One and All, from Near and FarEcclesiastes 1-21
Something for Children to DoEcclesiastes 1:81

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