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Hymns for Jeremiah 6

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Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Now the Day Is Over Jeremiah 6:4This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:4's reference to evening shadows falling as the day draws to a close.5
The Old, Old Path Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's call to walk in the ancient paths where the good way leads to rest for the soul.3
I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's invitation to find rest for your souls in the ancient paths of God's way.2
The Horrors of the Second death Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's call to find rest for the soul by seeking the ancient paths and walking in God's way.2
We do not hope to ease our minds Jeremiah 6:14-15This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6's prophetic call to reject complacency and false peace while confronting injustice and societal sin.2
Father, Whatever of Earthly Bliss Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's call to find rest for the soul through submission to God's will amid earthly trials.1
Pleading His Gracious Name Jeremiah 6:16This hymn responds to Jeremiah 6's call to seek God's ancient paths by approaching His mercy-seat in prayer.1
Old Time Religion Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's call to walk in the ancient, good paths of faith.1
Evening Shades Jeremiah 6:41
O God of Earth and Altar Jeremiah 6:13-14This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6's prophetic call for national repentance from pride, false comfort, and spiritual complacency that leads to destruction.1
Whom man forsakes Thou wilt not leave Jeremiah 6:161
The Good Old Fashioned Way Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's call to walk in the ancient paths and find rest for your souls.1
Lift Me Up Above the Shadows Jeremiah 6:4This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6's call to seek the ancient paths and find rest, aspiring to rise above spiritual darkness.1
We pray for peace Jeremiah 6:14This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:14's warning against false peace, calling instead for God's true peace built on justice and truth.1
¿Quién, oh, Señor, habitará dichoso? Jeremiah 6:16This hymn reflects Jeremiah 6's call to examine one's ways and seek the path of righteousness before God.1
In the Good Old Bible Way Jeremiah 6:161
Onward! Christian Warriors Jeremiah 6:17This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6's trumpet call to battle and warning to prepare for spiritual warfare.1
Find in Christ your Rest Jeremiah 6:16This hymn echoes Jeremiah 6:16's call to find rest for your souls in the ancient paths of God.1
Ask for the old paths, by the prophets trod Jeremiah 6:16This hymn directly quotes Jeremiah 6:16's call to "ask for the old paths" and walk in God's ancient, faithful ways.1
I Love to Sing those Songs of Old Jeremiah 6:16This hymn connects to Jeremiah 6:16's call to walk in the "old paths" and find rest for one's soul.1

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