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Hymns for Isaiah 35

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Pilgrim's Song Isaiah 35:8-10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's joyful journey imagery of the redeemed traveling on the holy way to Zion with gladness and singing.21
Oh, for a Thousand Tongues to Sing Isaiah 35:5-6This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 35's prophecy of the deaf hearing, mute singing, blind seeing, and lame leaping for joy in God's redemption.17
When the King Shall Come Again Isaiah 35:3-10This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 35's imagery of desert blooming, healing, and joyful restoration when God's kingdom comes.17
Come, We That Love the Lord Isaiah 35:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's joyful pilgrimage to Zion where God's redeemed sing and sorrow flees away.16
Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming Isaiah 35:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's prophecy of the desert blooming and the coming of salvation through Christ.12
Awake, Awake, and Greet the New Morn Isaiah 35:1-10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's themes of joyful anticipation, healing for the broken, and the coming of God to save his people.7
Hail to the Brightness of Zion's Glad Morning Isaiah 35:1This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 35's imagery of the desert blooming and the transformation of wilderness into joyful abundance through God's redemption.6
Joy to the World Isaiah 35:1-10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's joyful vision of creation rejoicing at the Lord's coming and the restoration of all things.5
Sing, Ye Redeemed Isaiah 35:8-10This hymn celebrates the redeemed traveling on the holy highway to Zion, directly reflecting Isaiah 35's vision of God's people journeying on the Way of Holiness.5
Go Bury Thy Sorrow Isaiah 35:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's promise that sorrow and sighing will flee away when God brings restoration.5
Sing, O Ye Ransomed Isaiah 35:10This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 35's call for the ransomed to sing as they journey on the way of holiness.5
The Voice of God Goes Out to All the World Isaiah 35:1-10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's promise of God's messenger bringing healing, restoration, and hope to the broken and weary.5
The Bright Forever Isaiah 35:10This hymn reflects Isaiah 35's vision of the redeemed gathering by waters in God's restored kingdom.4
Ready the Way Isaiah 35:1-6This hymn proclaims Isaiah 35's vision of the desert blooming and God's coming to bring salvation and vindication to His people.4
The Desert Shall Rejoice Isaiah 35This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 35's imagery of the desert blooming and God's restoration bringing healing to the deaf, blind, mute, and lame.4
When out of poverty is born Isaiah 35:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's promise of hope and restoration for the weary, calling God's people to prepare the way for the coming Lord.4
In the Cross of Christ Isaiah 35:10This hymn reflects Isaiah 35's promise that God's redemption transforms sorrow into joy and brings peace to the weary.3
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Isaiah 35:4This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's promise of peace and joy when God's salvation comes to earth.3
Awake and Sing the Song Isaiah 35:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's call to sing joyfully as the ransomed journey on their heavenly way to Zion.3
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Isaiah 35:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 35's promise that God will come to ransom and restore His exiled people with joy.3

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