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Hymns for Revelation 15

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty Revelation 15:3-4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed singing praises around the glassy sea before God's holy throne.19
Awake and Sing the Song Revelation 15:3-4This hymn directly references Revelation 15:3's "song of Moses and the Lamb" sung by the redeemed in heaven.8
I Will Sing the Wondrous Story Revelation 15:3This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed singing praise by the crystal sea in glory.8
Hymn 56 Revelation 15:3This hymn directly references Revelation 15:3's "song of Moses and the Lamb," celebrating God's works of vengeance and grace.7
Grandes y maravillosas Revelation 15:1-4This hymn directly quotes Revelation 15:3, singing the song of Moses and the Lamb praising God's great and marvelous works.7
Hymn 49 Revelation 15:3This hymn echoes Revelation 15's song of Moses and the Lamb, praising God's mighty power and the Lamb's gracious redemption.6
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name Revelation 15:3-4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of heavenly worship where angels and saints unite in praising God's holiness and eternal reign.5
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Revelation 15:3-4This hymn's anticipation of Emmanuel's coming echoes Revelation 15's vision of God's victorious reign and the song of Moses celebrating divine deliverance.4
Some Day Revelation 15:3This hymn anticipates the future heavenly song of the redeemed described in Revelation 15's vision of victory.4
The Sea of Glass Revelation 15:2This hymn directly references Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed standing on the sea of glass, singing victory over the beast with harps of God.4
Come, We That Love the Lord Revelation 15:3This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed singing praises around God's throne in victory.3
From All That Dwell Below the Skies Revelation 15:2-4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of all nations singing praise to God with "Hallelujah" throughout the earth.3
How Great Thou Art Revelation 15:3-4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed singing praises to God's greatness and mighty works.3
Come, Christians, Join to Sing Revelation 15:2-4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed singing praises before God's throne with alleluias.3
How Wondrous and Great Revelation 15:3-4This hymn draws directly from Revelation 15:3-4, echoing the song of Moses and the Lamb praising God's great works and just ways.3
We Will Glorify Revelation 15:4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of worship before God's throne, glorifying the King of kings and the Lamb.3
O Lord, Almighty God, Thy Works Revelation 15:3-4This hymn directly quotes Revelation 15:3-4's song of Moses and the Lamb, praising God's great works and righteous judgments.3
Lord, You Are Welcome Revelation 15:8This hymn reflects Revelation 15's vision of worshipers raising holy hands in God's presence with songs of praise.3
Come, Thou Almighty King Revelation 15:3This hymn's Trinitarian praise echoes Revelation 15's vision of heavenly worship and God's almighty power.2
Stand Up, and Bless the Lord Revelation 15:2-4This hymn echoes Revelation 15's vision of the redeemed standing and singing praise to God's holy name and mighty works of salvation.2

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