Hymns for Numbers 23

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
How blest the righteous when he diesNumbers 23:10This hymn echoes Balaam's blessing in Numbers 23:10, "Let me die the death of the righteous," celebrating the peaceful passing of the faithful.7
Let Me Die the Death of the RighteousNumbers 23:10This hymn echoes Balaam's prayer in Numbers 23:10, "Let me die the death of the righteous," expressing hope for a blessed end.6
I Love to Tell the StoryNumbers 23:3This hymn reflects Balaam's compulsion in Numbers 23 to speak only God's message, just as the hymn celebrates repeatedly telling God's story.4
God's PromisesNumbers 23:19This hymn celebrates God's faithful promises, echoing Balaam's declaration that God does not lie and fulfills His word.2
God's Faithfulness and TruthNumbers 23:19This hymn echoes Balaam's declaration in Numbers 23:19 that "God is not a man, that he should lie" and celebrates His unchanging faithfulness.2
Balaam's WishNumbers 23:10This hymn reflects Numbers 23:10's blessing on the righteous and their peaceful death, as spoken by Balaam.2
Wie sanft seh'n wir den FrommenNumbers 23:10This hymn reflects Numbers 23:10's vision of the righteous death, portraying the peaceful passing of the faithful.2
Gott, du bist von EwigkeitNumbers 23:19This hymn reflects Numbers 23:19's affirmation of God's eternal, unchanging nature and faithfulness.2
The Death and Burial of a SaintNumbers 23:10This hymn reflects Numbers 23:10's vision of the righteous death, expressing confidence in the blessed end of God's people.1
The Faithfulness of GodNumbers 23:19This hymn celebrates God's faithfulness and promise-keeping nature, echoing Balaam's declaration that "God is not a man, that he should lie" in Numbers 23:19.1
Great Is Thy FaithfulnessNumbers 23:19This hymn reflects Numbers 23:19's declaration that God does not lie and His promises remain faithful.1
Crossing the BarNumbers 23:10This hymn reflects Balaam's vision in Numbers 23:10 of dying the death of the righteous and finding a blessed end.1
Life of the SoulNumbers 23:19This hymn echoes Balaam's prophecy that God's promises to His people cannot be revoked, anchoring faith in His unchanging word.1
Whatever My God Ordains Is RightNumbers 23:19This hymn reflects Balaam's declaration that God's purposes cannot be thwarted, affirming divine sovereignty and righteous will.1
O for a strong, a lasting faithNumbers 23:19This hymn reflects Numbers 23's theme of trusting God's unchanging word and faithfulness despite earthly circumstances.1
Goodness Is Stronger Than EvilNumbers 23:1-12This hymn echoes Balaam's prophecy that God's blessing cannot be cursed, affirming goodness and life triumph over evil and death.1
When my last hour is close at hand, My last sad journey takenNumbers 23:10This hymn echoes Balaam's dying wish in Numbers 23:10 to die the death of the righteous, expressing trust in God at life's end.1
DeliverancesNumbers 23:23This hymn echoes Balaam's exclamation "What hath God wrought!" from Numbers 23:23, celebrating God's mighty deliverances of His people.1
Hark! a voice! it cries from heavenNumbers 23:10This hymn echoes Numbers 23:10's longing to share the blessed end of the righteous in eternal life.1
Balaam's Prophecy: Or, the Star of JacobNumbers 23:20-21This hymn retells Balaam's prophecy from Numbers 23, celebrating his vision of Israel's righteousness and the coming Messiah.1

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