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Hymns for Jeremiah 31

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's promise of God's everlasting love that never abandons His people, even through suffering.16
I Am His, and He Is Mine Jeremiah 31:3This hymn opens with Jeremiah 31:3's promise of God's everlasting love that draws His people to Himself.10
We'll Work Till Jesus Comes Jeremiah 31:16-17This hymn echoes Jeremiah 31's promise of future rest while emphasizing faithful labor until God's restoration is complete.8
I Have Loved You Jeremiah 31:3This hymn directly quotes Jeremiah 31:3, "I have loved you with an everlasting love," celebrating God's faithful covenant love.8
Deep Within Jeremiah 31:33This hymn directly references Jeremiah 31's promise of a new covenant with God's law written on hearts rather than stone.8
Return, O wanderer, return Jeremiah 31:18This hymn echoes Jeremiah 31's tender call for wayward Israel to return to their compassionate Father who promises restoration and forgiveness.6
Grant to Us, O Lord (La Alianza Nueva) Jeremiah 31:31-34This hymn directly references Jeremiah 31's prophecy of God's new covenant written on the hearts of His people.6
O Love of God, How Strong and True Jeremiah 31:3This hymn celebrates God's eternal, unfailing love, echoing Jeremiah 31's promise of everlasting love for His people.5
I Sought the Lord, and Afterward I Knew Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's theme of God's everlasting love that seeks and draws His people to Himself first.5
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's promise of God's everlasting love and faithful refuge for His people seeking restoration.4
Jesus Loves Me Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's promise of God's everlasting love and covenant faithfulness to His people.4
Thou Hidden Source of Calm Repose Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's promise of God's everlasting love, pardon, and the new covenant bringing peace and salvation.4
Help Us, O Lord, to Learn Jeremiah 31:25-33This hymn echoes Jeremiah 31:33's promise of God's law inscribed upon hearts through the new covenant.4
Love Is Freedom's Law Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's promise of God's everlasting love and the new covenant written on redeemed hearts.4
Come, we that love the Lord Jeremiah 31This hymn echoes Jeremiah 31's joyful vision of God's people gathering with singing to worship in Zion.3
Loving-Kindness Jeremiah 31:3This hymn celebrates God's everlasting loving-kindness, directly echoing Jeremiah 31:3's promise of eternal love and faithfulness.3
Divine Love Making a Feast Jeremiah 31:3This hymn connects to Jeremiah 31's new covenant theme through its focus on God's sovereign grace in the Lord's Supper.3
Tell Mother I'll Be There Jeremiah 31:193
I Hear the Words Jeremiah 31:3This hymn reflects Jeremiah 31's themes of God's everlasting love and covenant faithfulness to His people.3
Here I Am, Lord Jeremiah 31:31-34This hymn echoes Jeremiah 31's themes of God hearing His people's cries and His promise to gather and restore them with compassionate love.3

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