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Hymns for Proverbs 6

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
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
O Word of God Incarnate Proverbs 6:23This hymn's imagery of Scripture as "a lantern to our footsteps" directly references Proverbs 6:23's description of God's commandments as a lamp and light.4
Lamenting Spiritual Sloth Proverbs 6:6This hymn directly references Proverbs 6:6's call to "go to the ant" as a rebuke against spiritual laziness and sloth.3
Softly the Silent Night Proverbs 6:22This hymn reflects Proverbs 6:22's promise that God's commands guide us through the night's darkness.2
Prov. 6:6-12: Ye indolent and slothful! rise Proverbs 6:6-12This hymn directly paraphrases Proverbs 6:6-11's call to learn diligence from the ant and avoid slothfulness.2
My Mother's Prayer Proverbs 6:20This hymn reflects Proverbs 6's call to remember a parent's teaching and keep it close to one's heart.1
Levántate, cristiano, levántate y trabaja Proverbs 6:6-8This hymn echoes Proverbs 6's call to diligence and active work, urging Christians to rise and labor faithfully.1
Blessed Words Proverbs 6:21-23This hymn echoes Proverbs 6:23's imagery of God's commandments as a lamp and light guiding our path.1
Remember Mother's Prayer Proverbs 6:20This hymn echoes Proverbs 6:20's call to heed a mother's instruction and not forsake her teaching.1
Christ the Way of life possess me Proverbs 6:23This hymn echoes Proverbs 6's call to diligence and wisdom by seeking Christ as the Way of life who guides, sustains, and leads us home.1
Dont's Take the First Step, My Boy! Proverbs 6:32This hymn echoes Proverbs 6's warnings against temptation and the importance of avoiding the first step toward sin.1
The Lamps All Lit Up On the Shore Proverbs 6:23This hymn echoes Proverbs 6:23's imagery of the commandment as a lamp lighting the path to life.1
Whoever wears a mother heart Proverbs 6:20-23This hymn reflects Proverbs 6's teaching to honor parental instruction, celebrating the wisdom and guidance of mothers.1
Oh a Song Must Rise (A Song Must Rise) ProverbsThis hymn's call for voices to blend in praise connects to Proverbs 6's wisdom about unity and diligent service to God.1
The Word of God Proverbs 6:22The hymn's refrain directly quotes Proverbs 6:22, celebrating Scripture's guidance, protection, and companionship.1
The Little Ants (Proverbs) Proverbs 6:6-11This hymn draws directly from Proverbs 6:6-8, which urges the sluggard to consider the ant's diligent work ethic.1

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