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Hymns for Genesis 31

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
God Be with You Till We Meet Again Genesis 31:49This hymn echoes Jacob and Laban's farewell blessing in Genesis 31:49, "The LORD watch between you and me when we are absent from one another.9
The Lord Watch (Mizpah Benediction) Genesis 31:49This hymn draws directly from Genesis 31:49, where Laban speaks the Mizpah benediction of God's watchful care during separation.6
The God of Bethel Genesis 31:13This hymn references Jacob's encounter with God at Bethel and his prayer in Genesis 31 for divine guidance and protection.5
The God of Abraham Praise Genesis 31:42This hymn celebrates the God of Abraham referenced in Genesis 31:42, where Jacob acknowledges God's faithful protection.4
Al venir Jesús nos veremos Genesis 31:49This hymn echoes Genesis 31:49's Mizpah benediction, expressing God's watchful care over those who must part until they meet again.4
Sagrados es el amor Genesis 31:49This hymn reflects the sacred covenant love demonstrated in Genesis 31 when Jacob and Laban made their peace agreement before God.2
Venha, ó Sofredor, Venha Agora Genesis 31:42This hymn offers comfort and invitation to the suffering, echoing God's care for Jacob during his trials with Laban in Genesis 31.2
Blest Be the Tie That Binds Genesis 31:49This hymn reflects the covenant bond and fellowship between Jacob and Laban in Genesis 31, emphasizing unity and mutual care among believers.1
The Lord Bless You and Keep You Genesis 31:49This hymn echoes the blessing Jacob invoked in Genesis 31:49, asking the Lord to watch over and keep his people.1
A Prayer Genesis 31:3This hymn echoes Jacob's prayer in Genesis 31:3 for God's presence and guidance on his journey.1
Holy Father, In Thy Mercy Genesis 31:49This hymn echoes Jacob's prayer in Genesis 31:49 for God's watchful care over loved ones during separation.1
The God of Abraham Genesis 31:42This hymn reflects Jacob's journey toward the promised land in Genesis 31, symbolizing the believer's pressing toward their heavenly Canaan.1
A Hymn of Glory Let Us Sing! Genesis 31:49This hymn's imagery of Christ ascending to heaven echoes Jacob's vision of angels ascending and descending between earth and God's throne.1
The God of Abraham Genesis 31:42This hymn reflects Genesis 31:13's revelation of God's divine presence and sovereignty, calling for worship of the reigning God.1
Mizpah Genesis 31:49This hymn references Genesis 31:49 where Laban blessed Jacob with "Mizpah," meaning "may the Lord watch between you and me when we are absent from one another.1
To Abraham and Sarah Genesis 31:49This hymn echoes Genesis 31's theme of God's faithful covenant presence with His pilgrim people on their journey.1
Lord, Be With and Watch Between Us Genesis 31:49This hymn echoes Genesis 31:49's Mizpah benediction, asking God to watch between people when apart.1
The Mizpah Farewell Greeting Genesis 31:49This hymn references the Mizpah benediction from Genesis 31:49, where God watches between those who part in peace.1
The Lord Keep Watch Genesis 31:49This hymn reflects Genesis 31:49's Mizpah benediction, where Laban and Jacob part ways asking the Lord to watch over them in separation.1
May Our God Watch Between Us Genesis 31:49This hymn draws directly from Genesis 31:49, where Laban invokes God to watch between him and Jacob during their parting.1

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