Hymns for Isaiah 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Isaiah 9:2-8: The race that long in darkness pinedIsaiah 9:2-8This hymn is a direct poetic rendering of Isaiah 9:2-8, celebrating the light that comes to those in darkness and the promised Messiah.44
Hark, the Herald Angels SingIsaiah 9:6This hymn celebrates the birth of Christ as the "Prince of Peace" prophesied in Isaiah 9, bringing light to those in darkness.30
Come, Thou Long-Expected JesusIsaiah 9:6This hymn celebrates Isaiah 9's prophecy of a child born to be King who brings light, peace, and deliverance to God's people.21
It Came Upon the Midnight ClearIsaiah 9:1-8This hymn celebrates the angelic announcement of the Prince of Peace prophesied in Isaiah 9, bringing hope to a weary world.15
To Us a Child of Hope is BornIsaiah 9:6This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 9:6's prophecy of the Messiah, proclaiming the child born to us as the Prince of Peace, Wonderful Counselor, and Mighty God.13
O Come, O Come, EmmanuelIsaiah 9:2This hymn echoes Isaiah 9's prophecy of the coming child who brings light to those in darkness and establishes eternal peace.11
His Name is WonderfulIsaiah 9:6This hymn directly references Isaiah 9:6's messianic titles, calling Jesus "Wonderful" and "Mighty God.10
Jesus Shall ReignIsaiah 9:7This hymn celebrates the eternal reign of Christ, echoing Isaiah 9's prophecy of the Prince of Peace whose government shall have no end.9
O God of Every NationIsaiah 9:5-7This hymn echoes Isaiah 9's vision of the Prince of Peace bringing justice and ending warfare among nations.8
City of GodIsaiah 9:1-2This hymn directly references Isaiah 9:2's prophecy that "the people walking in darkness have seen a great light.8
Crown Him with Many CrownsIsaiah 9:1-7This hymn celebrates Christ's eternal reign and majesty, echoing Isaiah 9's prophecy of the coming King whose government and peace shall have no end.7
Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly LightIsaiah 9:2-7This hymn celebrates the birth of Christ as the light breaking forth in darkness, fulfilling Isaiah 9's prophecy of a child who brings peace and breaks the power of darkness.7
Christ Is the World's True LightIsaiah 9:5-7This hymn echoes Isaiah 9's prophecy of Christ as the great light bringing peace and hope to all nations.7
How Majestic Is Your NameIsaiah 9:6This hymn directly references Isaiah 9:6's messianic titles "Prince of Peace" and "Mighty God" in worship of Christ's majesty.7
King of Kings and Lord of LordsIsaiah 9:6This hymn directly references Isaiah 9:6's messianic titles, celebrating Jesus as "Prince of Peace" and sovereign Lord.7
Hark, the glad sound! the Savior comesIsaiah 9:6-7This hymn celebrates the coming Savior who brings light to those in darkness, echoing Isaiah 9's prophecy of the great light and child born to us.6
Join All the Glorious NamesIsaiah 9:6This hymn celebrates the glorious names and titles of Christ, echoing Isaiah 9's prophecy of the Messiah as Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, and Prince of Peace.6
Jesus, the Light of the WorldIsaiah 9:6This hymn celebrates Jesus as the prophesied light shining in darkness and Prince of Peace from Isaiah 9.6
Come Now, O Prince of PeaceIsaiah 9:6This hymn directly invokes Isaiah 9:6's title "Prince of Peace" while echoing the prophecy's vision of unity and reconciliation among all peoples.6
The People Who Walked in DarknessIsaiah 9:2-7This hymn directly quotes Isaiah 9's prophecy of light dawning in darkness and the titles of the coming Messiah.6

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