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Hymns for Jeremiah 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
There Is a Balm in Gilead Jeremiah 8:22This hymn directly references Jeremiah 8:22's poignant question about the balm in Gilead, answering with hope that spiritual healing is found through the Holy Spirit.55
Balm in Gilead, and a Good Physician There Jeremiah 8:22This hymn echoes Jeremiah 8:22's poignant question about balm in Gilead and a physician to heal sin-sick souls.10
The Great Physician Jeremiah 8:22This hymn answers Jeremiah 8's lament "Is there no balm in Gilead? Is there no physician there?" by proclaiming Christ as the Great Physician who heals.4
Peace, Troubled Soul Jeremiah 8:22This hymn offers comfort to the troubled soul, echoing Jeremiah 8's lament over affliction and the longing for healing balm.3
The Harvest Is Past Jeremiah 8:20This hymn directly quotes Jeremiah 8:20's lament "the harvest is past, the summer is ended, and we are not saved" as a warning about spiritual urgency.3
Lord of All Hopefulness Jeremiah 8:22This hymn's plea for God's presence throughout daily life contrasts with Jeremiah 8's lament over Israel's abandonment of the Lord's constant care.2
Great God, as seasons disappear Jeremiah 8:20This hymn echoes Jeremiah 8:20's lament "the harvest is past" by reflecting on seasons passing and the need to respond wisely to God's provision.2
I Saw Beyond the Tomb Jeremiah 8:20This hymn directly references Jeremiah 8:20's lament "the harvest is past, the summer is ended, and we are not saved," warning of judgment's urgency.2
O Christ, the Healer Jeremiah 8:222
Jesus, Son of Mary, Fount of Life Alone Jeremiah 8:22This hymn echoes Jeremiah 8:22's longing for healing balm, seeking Christ the Physician to heal souls wounded by sin and strife.2
We do not hope to ease our minds Jeremiah 8:11-12This hymn echoes Jeremiah 8's lament over injustice and the prophet's refusal to accept easy comfort while God's people suffer.2
Bálsamo de amor en Galaad Jeremiah 8:222
Walking with God Jeremiah 8:18 - 9:11
Almost Persuaded Jeremiah 8:201
O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee Jeremiah 8:18 - 9:1This hymn responds to Jeremiah 8's lament over waywardness by seeking Christ's guidance to help restore and lead others homeward.1
Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Jeremiah 8:1 - 9:11
When, Thou My Righteous Judge Jeremiah 8:20This hymn reflects Jeremiah 8's theme of divine judgment and the urgent need to seek God before it's too late.1
Delay Not Jeremiah 8:201
The Good Physician Jeremiah 8:221
The End of Things Created Jeremiah 8:201

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