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Hymns for Malachi 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Love Divine, All Loves Excelling Malachi 3:1This hymn echoes Malachi 3:1's promise of the Lord suddenly coming to His temple to refine and purify His people.30
Angels from the Realms of Glory Malachi 3:1This hymn celebrates the Messiah's arrival at His temple, fulfilling Malachi 3's prophecy of the Lord suddenly coming to His sanctuary.15
Abide with me, Fast Falls the Eventide Malachi 3:6This hymn echoes Malachi 3:6's declaration "I the Lord do not change," finding comfort in God's unchanging presence amid life's decay.13
Great Is Thy Faithfulness Malachi 3:5-6This hymn draws directly from Malachi 3:6's declaration that God does not change, celebrating His unchanging faithfulness and compassion.12
When He Cometh, When He Cometh Malachi 3:17This hymn draws directly from Malachi 3:17's imagery of God's people as treasured jewels whom He will gather as His own.11
On Jordan's Bank Malachi 3:1This hymn echoes Malachi 3's prophecy of the messenger preparing the way for the Lord's coming through John the Baptist's call to repentance.10
Return, O wanderer, now return Malachi 3:7This hymn echoes Malachi 3:7's call to return to God, who promises to return to His wandering people with grace and forgiveness.7
Come, Thou long expected Jesus Malachi 3:1-4This hymn connects to Malachi 3's prophecy of the Lord's sudden coming to His temple to refine and purify His people.5
The God of Abraham Praise Malachi 3:6This hymn celebrates God's unchanging nature and covenant faithfulness, echoing Malachi 3's declaration of the Lord who does not change.5
Los niños salvados Malachi 3:16-17This hymn celebrates Jesus descending from heaven to bring salvation, echoing Malachi 3's promise of the Lord's coming to His temple.5
How Firm a Foundation Malachi 3:1-6This hymn echoes Malachi 3:2-3's imagery of God's refining fire that purifies but does not consume His faithful people.4
Fight the Good Fight Malachi 3:6This hymn echoes Malachi 3:3's theme of refining faith through trials, trusting God's purifying work and eternal promises.4
Spirit Divine, Attend Our Prayers Malachi 3:2-4This hymn echoes Malachi 3:2-3's imagery of refining fire that purges and purifies God's people.4
Be Still, My Soul Malachi 3:6This hymn echoes Malachi 3:6's assurance that God's unchanging faithfulness remains constant through every trial and change.4
Come Down, O Love Divine! Malachi 3:2-3This hymn echoes Malachi 3's imagery of refining fire that purifies and consumes earthly passions like dross.4
He'll Never Forget to Keep Me Malachi 3:6This hymn reflects Malachi 3:17's promise that God treasures His children as jewels and will not forget them.4
When the Tithes Are Gathered In Malachi 3:8-104
Bring Ye All the Tithes Malachi 3:10This hymn directly quotes Malachi 3:10's command to bring tithes into the storehouse and trust God's abundant blessings.4
Refiner's Fire Malachi 3:1-5This hymn directly references Malachi 3:2-3's imagery of God as a refiner's fire purifying His people like gold and silver.4
Los niños son de Cristo Malachi 3:17This hymn connects to Malachi 3:17's imagery of God's people as treasured jewels and precious possessions.4

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