Hymns for Genesis 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Angel Voices, Ever SingingGenesis 4:21This hymn connects to Genesis 4 through its theme of offering our gifts and creative work to God, echoing Cain and Abel's offerings to the Lord.3
Blessed angels, high in heavenGenesis 4:9This hymn reflects the angelic presence implied in Genesis 4's narrative of humanity's early worship and divine encounters.3
Restore, O Lord, the honour of your name!Genesis 4:7This hymn echoes Cain's plea in Genesis 4:13-14, seeking God's mercy and restoration after acknowledging sin and its consequences.3
Almighty Father of All Things That BeGenesis 4:21This hymn connects to Genesis 4's theme of offering our work to God, as Cain and Abel brought their labors before the Lord.2
When Cain Killed AbelGenesis 4:8-10This hymn directly references Cain's murder of Abel from Genesis 4, reflecting on God's grief over human conflict and broken relationships.2
No tengas miedo; ha señal secretaGenesis 4:15This hymn echoes God's protective mark and reassurance to Cain in Genesis 4:15, "Do not be afraid.2
Walking with GodGenesisThis hymn draws from Genesis 4's account of Enoch who "walked with God," expressing longing for intimate communion with the Lord.1
Lo! He Comes with Clouds DescendingGenesis 1:3-5:32This hymn connects to Genesis 4 through the theme of blood crying out, as Christ's blood speaks better than Abel's.1
Give to Our God Immortal PraiseGenesis 4:10This hymn echoes Genesis 4's theme of bringing offerings to God with praise for His enduring mercy and grace.1
Glory Be to JesusGenesis 4:10The hymn contrasts Abel's blood crying for vengeance with Christ's blood pleading for mercy and pardon.1
When in Our Music God Is GlorifiedGenesis 4:21This hymn connects to Genesis 4's account of Cain and Abel through the theme of worship that honors God rather than prideful self-glorification.1
King of Glory, King of PeaceGenesis 4:10This hymn echoes Abel's acceptable offering in Genesis 4, presenting worship and praise as a heart-gift to God.1
Abel's BloodGenesis 4:10This hymn contrasts Abel's blood crying for vengeance in Genesis 4 with Christ's blood speaking peace and pardon.1
Drop, Drop, Slow TearsGenesis 4:10This hymn echoes Genesis 4:10's cry from the ground, contrasting Abel's blood crying for vengeance with tears pleading for mercy.1
God Made from One BloodGenesis 4:1-16This hymn echoes Genesis 4's theme of human kinship from one blood, calling for reconciliation amid family brokenness and sin.1
At the Cross Her Station KeepingGenesis 4:10This hymn connects to Genesis 4 through the theme of a parent's anguish witnessing suffering, as Eve mourned Abel's death.1
Father all loving, thou rulest in majestyGenesis 4:10This hymn echoes Genesis 4's themes of sin crying out for vengeance and God's call to repentance and justice.1
Am I My Brother's Keeper?Genesis 4:9This hymn directly references Cain's question to God in Genesis 4:9, exploring our responsibility to care for one another.1
I Do Not Know the ManGenesis 4:9This hymn connects Peter's denial to Cain's evasive question "Am I my brother's keeper?" as both confront human failure and responsibility.1
In praise of God meet duty and delightGenesis 4:21This hymn connects to Genesis 4 through its theme of offering praise as worship, echoing Cain and Abel's bringing of offerings to God.1

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