Hymns for Jeremiah 17

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
I'm Happy with Jesus AloneJeremiah 17:7This hymn reflects Jeremiah 17's contrast between trusting in man versus finding true blessing and happiness in the Lord alone.6
God, My Hope on You Is FoundedJeremiah 17:5-10This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:5-8's contrast between trusting in human strength versus placing hope in God alone.5
The Evil HeartJeremiah 17:9This hymn reflects Jeremiah 17:9's description of the heart as deceitful and desperately wicked, confessing the depths of human sin and need for divine renewal.4
Jesus, Lover of My SoulJeremiah 17:7This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:7-8's call to trust in the Lord as our only refuge and source of strength.2
If Thou but Suffer God to Guide TheeJeremiah 17:5-10This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:7-8's blessing upon those who trust in the Lord, building on the rock that cannot move.2
Open, Lord, mine [my] inward earJeremiah 17:9-10This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:9-10's plea for God to search and transform the deceitful heart.2
Healer of Our Every IllJeremiah 17:14This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:14's prayer "Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed" and verse 7's promise of hope and blessing for those who trust in God.2
That Man Is Blest Who, Fearing GodJeremiah 17:5-8This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17's contrast between the blessed man who trusts God, flourishing like a tree by water, and the wicked who are driven away.2
Cradled in a MangerJeremiah 17:9-10This hymn celebrates Christ's humble incarnation as the hope and salvation promised in Jeremiah 17:7-8's blessing on those who trust in the Lord.2
Vater, heilig möcht' ich lebenJeremiah 17:14This hymn reflects Jeremiah 17's call to holy living and trust in God rather than human strength.2
Like a tree beside the watersJeremiah 17:7-8This hymn directly draws from Jeremiah 17:7-8's imagery of the blessed person as a tree planted by water, nourished by God's faithful care.2
Come, Thou Fount of Every BlessingJeremiah 17:9-10This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:13's image of God as the "fountain of living waters" and source of all blessing.1
Guide MeJeremiah 17:7-8This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17's contrast between trusting in human strength versus trusting God as our guide and source of living water.1
O For a Heart to Praise My GodJeremiah 17:9-10This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:9's plea for a pure heart, seeking God's transforming grace to overcome human deceitfulness.1
Praise Him! Praise Him!Jeremiah 17:14This hymn answers Jeremiah 17's call to trust in the Lord by praising Jesus as our blessed Redeemer and source of salvation.1
Through All the Changing Scenes of LifeJeremiah 17:7-8This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17's contrast between trusting in human strength versus finding blessing through faith in God amid life's changes.1
The SabbathJeremiah 17:21-22This hymn reflects Jeremiah 17:21-22's call to honor the Sabbath as a day of rest and blessing from God.1
Save, O Save MeJeremiah 17:9This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:9-10's plea for God to transform the deceitful heart of stone into one wholly devoted to Him.1
God is a Spirit, Just and WiseJeremiah 17:10This hymn reflects Jeremiah 17's theme of God as the searcher of hearts who knows our innermost thoughts.1
Make Me a Captive, LordJeremiah 17:5-9This hymn echoes Jeremiah 17:9's acknowledgment of the heart's weakness and verse 7's trust that blessing comes through dependence on the Lord.1

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