Hymns for Hebrews 4

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Hymn 125Hebrews 4:15-16This hymn celebrates Christ as our compassionate High Priest who sympathizes with our weaknesses, directly reflecting Hebrews 4:14-16.22
Heb. 4:14-16: Where high the heav'nly temple standsHebrews 4:14-16This hymn directly reflects Hebrews 4:14-16's portrayal of Jesus as our great High Priest who sympathizes with our weaknesses and intercedes for us in heaven's temple.22
Come, You DisconsolateHebrews 4:14-16This hymn echoes Hebrews 4's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly to find mercy and help in time of need.17
What a Friend We Have in JesusHebrews 4:14-16This hymn reflects Hebrews 4's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly in prayer, finding help in our weakness.14
Before the Throne of God AboveHebrews 4:4This hymn celebrates Jesus as our great High Priest who intercedes for us, directly reflecting Hebrews 4:14-16's call to approach God's throne of grace with confidence through Christ.13
Approach, My Soul, the Mercy SeatHebrews 4:14-16This hymn reflects Hebrews 4's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly to find mercy and help in time of need.12
Behold the Throne of Grace!Hebrews 4:14-16This hymn directly echoes Hebrews 4:16's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly through Christ to receive mercy and help.11
Join All the Glorious NamesHebrews 4:14This hymn celebrates the glorious names and titles of Jesus, echoing Hebrews 4's portrayal of Christ as our great High Priest.10
Forty Days and Forty NightsHebrews 4:14-16This hymn connects to Hebrews 4's portrayal of Jesus as our sympathetic high priest who was tempted yet remained sinless.8
How Sweet the Name of Jesus SoundsHebrews 4:14-16This hymn celebrates Jesus as our Great High Priest who offers rest to the weary, echoing Hebrews 4's invitation to approach His throne of grace with confidence.7
The Enjoyment of HeavenHebrews 4:9This hymn reflects Hebrews 4's promise of entering God's eternal Sabbath rest for His people.7
Alleluia! Sing to JesusHebrews 4:12-16This hymn celebrates Jesus as our great high priest who redeemed us and remains with us, echoing Hebrews 4's portrait of Christ as our compassionate, eternal high priest.7
Since Our Great High Priest, Christ JesusHebrews 4:14-16This hymn directly reflects Hebrews 4's portrayal of Jesus as our sympathetic high priest who invites us to boldly approach God's throne of grace.7
I Need Thee Every HourHebrews 4:16This hymn echoes Hebrews 4's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly to find help in time of need.6
There's a Wideness in God's MercyHebrews 4:14-16This hymn echoes Hebrews 4's invitation to approach God's throne of grace with confidence to receive mercy.6
For All the SaintsHebrews 4:9This hymn echoes Hebrews 4's theme of God's people entering into rest after their faithful labors and struggles.6
The Land of RestHebrews 4:9This hymn reflects Hebrews 4's promise of entering God's rest for the weary and faithful.6
And Can It Be, That I Should Gain?Hebrews 4:14-16This hymn celebrates the amazing grace and mercy found through Christ's atoning blood, echoing Hebrews 4's call to approach God's throne of grace with confidence.6
From Every Stormy Wind That BlowsHebrews 4:12-16This hymn reflects Hebrews 4's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly to find mercy and help in time of need.5
Pass Me NotHebrews 4:12-16This hymn echoes Hebrews 4:16's invitation to approach God's throne of grace boldly to find mercy and help in time of need.5

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