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Hymns for Jeremiah 18

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Have Thine Own Way, Lord Jeremiah 18:6This hymn directly references Jeremiah 18's potter and clay imagery, expressing surrender to God's molding work in the believer's life.14
Change My Heart, O God Jeremiah 18:1-6This hymn directly references Jeremiah 18's potter and clay imagery, praying for God to mold and reshape the believer's heart.5
Haz lo que quieras Jeremiah 18:1-6This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's potter and clay imagery, expressing surrender to God as the divine Alfarero (Potter) who shapes and molds the believer's life.3
God the Sculptor of the Mountains Jeremiah 18:1-12This hymn directly references Jeremiah 18's imagery of God as potter, shaping formless clay into vessels of purpose.3
Abba! Father Jeremiah 18:6This hymn directly references Jeremiah 18's potter and clay imagery, asking God to mold and fashion us according to His will.3
Vaso Nuevo Jeremiah 18:1-12This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's imagery of God as potter reshaping vessels, expressing desire for spiritual renewal and transformation.3
Tú eres el alfarero Jeremiah 18:2-6This hymn directly reflects Jeremiah 18's imagery of God as the potter who shapes and forms us with His hands.3
Take, O Take Me As I Am Jeremiah 18:1-6This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's image of God as potter shaping clay, surrendering to divine molding and transformation.2
See how the worthless bramble stands Jeremiah 18:5-8This hymn reflects Jeremiah 18's contrast between those who trust in earthly things and wither versus those who trust in God and flourish.2
And Are We Yet Alive Jeremiah 18:6This hymn reflects Jeremiah 18's imagery of God as potter, shaping and preserving His people through trials.1
Once to Every Man and Nation Jeremiah 18:1-11This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's call for nations to turn from evil and choose God's righteous path.1
O Breath of Life Jeremiah 18:1-4This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's imagery of God as potter who breaks and remakes His people into vessels fit for His purpose.1
Take My Life, O Father, Mould It Jeremiah 18:3-6This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's imagery of God as the potter who molds and shapes our lives according to His will.1
As a Fire Is Meant for Burning Jeremiah 18:5-6This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's image of God as potter shaping clay vessels, calling the church to humble service.1
Easter Alleluia Jeremiah 18:1-11This hymn celebrates God as the divine potter who does wondrous things, reshaping lives and bringing new creation as depicted in Jeremiah 18.1
Un vaso nuevo Jeremiah 18:1-6This hymn directly references Jeremiah 18's imagery of the potter and clay, expressing surrender to God's shaping work.1
Lord Jesus, Help Me Jeremiah 18:6This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's potter and clay imagery, surrendering to God's shaping hand as the refrain declares "as clay is so I am to Thee.1
All My Hope Is Firmly Grounded Jeremiah 18:1-6This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's contrast between God as the faithful, trustworthy Potter and humanity's fragile, unreliable nature.1
The Potter's Hand Jeremiah 18:6This hymn directly references Jeremiah 18's potter imagery, surrendering to God's shaping and molding work in the believer's life.1
When Heaven's Bright with Mystery Jeremiah 18:1-4This hymn echoes Jeremiah 18's theme of God reshaping and renewing his people when hope seems lost and faith feels fragile.1

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