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Hymns for Proverbs 28

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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
En nuestra tierra bendita Proverbs 28:27This hymn reflects Proverbs 28's themes of justice, righteousness, and faithful stewardship of God's blessings.2
Who would true valor see Proverbs 28:11
Today Thy Mercy Calls Me Proverbs 28:131
Confession and Pardon Proverbs 28:131
I Am Trusting Proverbs 28:261
God, Be Merciful to Me Proverbs 28:13This hymn echoes Proverbs 28:13's promise that those who confess their sins and seek God's mercy will find compassion.1
Who Could It Be? Proverbs 28:24This hymn reflects Proverbs 28:13's theme of confession and being lifted from sin through God's mercy.1
¡Bendiciones, cuántas tienes! Proverbs 28:20This hymn reflects Proverbs 28:10's theme of blessing through righteousness amid life's adversities.1
The Lord Stands Knocking Proverbs 28:26This hymn echoes Proverbs 28:13's call to forsake sin and find mercy through responding to God's invitation.1
Imagine Proverbs 28:8This hymn reflects Proverbs 28's themes of justice for the poor and righteous leadership through Christ the King.1
Oh a Song Must Rise (A Song Must Rise) ProverbsThis hymn connects to Proverbs 28's themes of justice and righteousness through its call for voices from poverty and riches to unite in faithful praise.1

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