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Hymns for Nahum 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Hymn 42 Nahum 1:1-3This hymn reflects Nahum 1's vivid portrayal of God's jealous wrath, consuming fire, and almighty vengeance against His enemies.6
Take My Life, and Let It Be Nahum 1:15This hymn responds to Nahum 1:7's declaration of God's goodness by offering one's entire life in consecrated service and praise to the Lord.5
The Goodness of God Nahum 1:7This hymn echoes Nahum 1:7's declaration of God's goodness and His role as a refuge in times of trouble.5
On the Mountain's Top Appearing Nahum 1:15This hymn echoes Nahum 1:15's vision of the messenger on the mountains bringing good news of peace and deliverance to God's people.4
Shout to the Lord Nahum 1:5-8This hymn echoes Nahum 1's portrayal of God's majesty, power, and role as a refuge and stronghold for His people.4
God Be With You Till We Meet Again Nahum 1:7This hymn reflects Nahum 1's portrayal of God as a refuge and protector who cares for those who trust in Him.3
O Worship the King all glorious above Nahum 1:2-7This hymn echoes Nahum 1's imagery of God's majesty in the storm and His role as defender of His people.3
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Nahum 1:3This hymn reflects Nahum 1's portrayal of God's sovereign power and mysterious ways in judgment and deliverance.3
If Thou but Suffer God to Guide Thee Nahum 1:7This hymn reflects Nahum 1:7's assurance that the Lord is good, a refuge in trouble, and cares for those who trust in Him.3
How Beauteous on the Mountains Nahum 1:15This hymn echoes Nahum 1:15's imagery of beautiful feet bringing good news of peace and salvation to God's people.3
Auf meinen lieben Gott trau' ich in Angst und Not Nahum 1:7This hymn reflects Nahum 1:7's theme of trusting in God as a refuge and stronghold in times of trouble.2
Falai Pelas Montanhas Nahum 1:15This hymn proclaims Christ's advent through the mountains, echoing Nahum 1:15's good tidings of peace.2
Maravilhoso Cristo Nahum 1:7This hymn reflects Nahum 1's portrayal of God as a refuge and source of goodness in times of trouble.2
Joy to the World Nahum 1:15This hymn echoes Nahum 1's portrayal of the Lord's sovereign reign and His power to bring peace and end affliction.1
What a Friend We Have in Jesus Nahum 1:7This hymn offers the comfort and refuge found in Jesus that Nahum 1:7 promises to those who trust in the Lord during trouble.1
Blessedness of Gospel Times Nahum 1:15This hymn echoes Nahum 1:15's imagery of beautiful feet bringing good news of peace and salvation.1
Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven Nahum 1:3This hymn reflects Nahum 1's portrayal of God as slow to anger yet powerful in faithfulness to His people.1
Praise to God for His Goodness and Truth Nahum 1:6This hymn praises God's goodness and faithfulness, echoing Nahum 1's declaration of the Lord's goodness and care for those who trust in Him.1
God's Servants Safe By Sea or Land Nahum 1:6This hymn reflects Nahum 1's portrayal of God as a refuge and protector for those who trust in Him.1
Christ the Lord is risen again! Nahum 1:13This hymn echoes Nahum 1:7's promise of God as refuge and the breaking of chains through Christ's victorious resurrection.1

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