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Hymns for Isaiah 55

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Trees of the Field Isaiah 55:12This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 55:12, celebrating the joyful deliverance where mountains sing and trees clap their hands.27
Hymn 7 Isaiah 55:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come and feast freely on God's abundant provision rather than pursuing empty earthly things.19
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy Isaiah 55:1-12This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to the thirsty and needy to come freely to God's abundant grace.17
All-sufficiency of His grace Isaiah 55:1-12This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to "come to the waters" and receive God's free salvation without price.13
Isaiah the Prophet Has Written of Old Isaiah 55:13This hymn draws directly from Isaiah 55:12-13's vision of mountains breaking into song and the fir tree replacing the thorn as symbols of God's peaceful kingdom.10
Come to the Water Isaiah 55:1-2This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come freely to God's water without money or price.9
Hymn 9 Isaiah 55:1-2This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's call to forsake empty pursuits and find true satisfaction in God's spiritual provision.7
Joy to the World Isaiah 55:12-13This hymn celebrates the joyful invitation to salvation found in Isaiah 55's call to come freely to the Lord.6
Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling Isaiah 55:1-12This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's urgent invitation to come freely to the Lord and receive His mercy and abundant pardon.6
Mark the soft falling snow Isaiah 55:10-12This hymn directly draws from Isaiah 55:10-11's imagery of rain and snow accomplishing God's purpose, comparing it to the gospel's effective work.6
I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Isaiah 55:1-3This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come freely and drink of the life-giving water God provides.5
Return, O wanderer, now return Isaiah 55:7-8This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's urgent call to return to the Lord, who freely offers forgiveness and grace to all who seek Him.5
We plough the fields, and scatter Isaiah 55:10This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's imagery of rain and snow watering the earth to bring forth abundant harvest through God's provision.5
We Walk by Faith and Not by Sight Isaiah 55:6This hymn reflects Isaiah 55's call to seek the Lord while He may be found and trust in His promises even when unseen.5
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Isaiah 55:1-12This hymn reflects Isaiah 55's theme that God's ways and thoughts are higher than ours, beyond human understanding.4
There's a Wideness in God's Mercy Isaiah 55:7-9This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to God's abundant mercy and freely offered grace for all who seek Him.4
Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts Isaiah 55:1-12This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's invitation to come and find soul-satisfying nourishment in Christ, the living bread.4
Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee Isaiah 55:1-13This hymn reflects Isaiah 55's invitation to joyful worship and the abundance of God's transforming grace that brings gladness and removes sadness.4
Let the Wicked forsake his Way Isaiah 55:7This hymn directly echoes Isaiah 55's call for the wicked to forsake their ways and return to God's mercy.4
Word of God, Come Down on Earth Isaiah 55:1 - 56:1This hymn echoes Isaiah 55's imagery of God's word descending like rain from heaven to accomplish its life-giving purpose.4

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