Hymns for Jeremiah 30

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
How Sweet the Name of Jesus SoundsJeremiah 30:17This hymn reflects Jeremiah 30's promise of healing, restoration, and God as the believer's refuge and shepherd.4
Draw Me to TheeJeremiah 30:21This hymn reflects Jeremiah 30's promise of God drawing His people back to Himself with everlasting love.3
To Abraham and SarahJeremiah 30:17-22This hymn echoes Jeremiah 30's covenant promise "you shall be my people and I will be your God" through Abraham's lineage.2
Draw Me NearerJeremiah 30:21-22This hymn echoes Jeremiah 30's promise of God drawing His people near in restoration and intimate covenant relationship.1
Praise, My Soul, the King of HeavenJeremiah 30:17This hymn echoes Jeremiah 30's themes of God's steadfast love, gracious restoration, and faithful compassion toward His people.1
Draw Me Closer to TheeJeremiah 30:21This hymn echoes Jeremiah 30:21's promise of drawing near to God and His loving embrace of His people.1
O Day of Peace That Dimly ShinesJeremiah 30:10This hymn reflects Jeremiah 30's prophetic vision of God's promised restoration and peace for His people.1
I Worship You, Almighty GodJeremiah 30:7This hymn reflects Jeremiah 30's promise of restoration and God's incomparable greatness as Israel's redeemer.1
Restore in Us, O GodJeremiah 30:17-22This hymn echoes Jeremiah 30's promise of restoration, renewal, and God's transforming love removing sin and bringing joy.1
Christ Has No Body Now But YoursJeremiah 30:17This hymn embodies Jeremiah 30's vision of restoration and healing as God's people become instruments of His promised renewal.1
I Would Be Closer to TheeJeremiah 30:21This hymn reflects Jeremiah 30's promise of restoration and drawing near to God in intimate relationship.1
Roar the waves, the waters praisingJeremiah 30:23This hymn echoes Jeremiah 30's promise of restoration and hope through God who holds His people in life and death.1
Song of the ProphetsJeremiahThis hymn celebrates Jeremiah among the prophets who proclaimed God's eternal vow to ransom and redeem His people.1

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