Hymns for Genesis 28

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Nearer, My God, to TheeGenesis 28:10-22This hymn draws directly from Jacob's dream at Bethel in Genesis 28, referencing the stone pillow, darkness, and ladder to heaven with ascending angels.47
Genesis 28:20-22: O God of Bethel! by whose handGenesis 28:20-22This hymn directly references Jacob's encounter with God at Bethel, echoing his vow and God's faithful guidance through life's journey.36
We Are Climbing Jacob's LadderGenesis 28:10-17This hymn directly references Jacob's ladder from Genesis 28:12, using it as a metaphor for spiritual growth and the Christian journey toward holiness.17
Blessed AssuranceGenesis 28:10-17This hymn echoes Jacob's vision of angels ascending and descending in Genesis 28, with verse 2 referencing "angels descending bring from above.12
Lo! God is here let us adoreGenesis 28:10-22This hymn echoes Jacob's awe at God's presence in Genesis 28, calling worshippers to recognize the holiness of where God dwells.12
As Jacob with Travel Was Weary One DayGenesis 28:12This hymn retells Jacob's vision of the ladder reaching to heaven, interpreting it as a symbol of Christ's redemptive work.8
I Want Jesus to Walk with MeGenesis 28:15This hymn echoes Jacob's journey in Genesis 28, seeking God's presence and companionship through life's trials and pilgrimage.6
CalvaryGenesis 28:12-13This hymn references Jacob's ladder from Genesis 28, connecting his vision of heaven's access to Christ's sacrifice on Calvary.5
God Himself Is With UsGenesis 28:16-17This hymn echoes Jacob's awe at Bethel, recognizing God's sacred presence in worship as Jacob declared "God is in this place.4
Cerca de Ti, SeñorGenesis 28:10-22This hymn reflects Jacob's desire to draw near to God after his vision of heaven's ladder at Bethel in Genesis 28.4
Exhortation to PrayerGenesis 28:12This hymn directly references Jacob's ladder from Genesis 28, using it as a metaphor for prayer ascending to heaven and bringing down God's blessings.3
How sweet to leave the world awhileGenesis 28:17This hymn reflects Jacob's encounter with God's presence at Bethel, where heaven touched earth in prayer and communion.3
O God of Jacob, by whose handGenesis 28:10-22This hymn draws from Jacob's vow at Bethel, invoking God's faithful guidance and provision through life's pilgrimage.3
Beneath the Cross of JesusGenesis 28:10-19The hymn directly references Jacob's ladder dream at Bethel in Genesis 28, comparing Christ's cross to that heavenly ladder connecting earth and heaven.2
Still, Still with TheeGenesis 28:15-17This hymn echoes Jacob's awakening to God's presence at Bethel, expressing the soul's awareness of divine nearness upon waking.2
On Opening a Place of WorshipGenesis 28:17This hymn echoes Jacob's vision at Bethel where God promised His presence would dwell with His people.2
Opening WorshipGenesis 28:17This hymn echoes Jacob's awe at Bethel when he declared "How dreadful is this place" upon encountering God's presence.2
There's a Spirit in the AirGenesis 28:16This hymn echoes Genesis 28's theme of God's Spirit actively present and working in our world.2
Heilig, heilig ist die Stätte, Wo die Frommen zu dir flehnGenesis 28:17This hymn echoes Jacob's declaration "this is a holy place" after encountering God at Bethel in Genesis 28.2
La Escalera de JacobGenesis 28:12This hymn references Jacob's ladder from Genesis 28, depicting the spiritual journey toward heaven.2

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