Hymns for Revelation 22

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
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
Shall We Gather at the RiverRevelation 22:1-5This hymn draws directly from Revelation 22's imagery of the crystal river flowing from God's throne in the New Jerusalem.35
Soon and Very SoonRevelation 22:20This hymn reflects Revelation 22's vision of Christ's imminent return and the promise of no more tears or death in the new creation.23
For the Healing of the NationsRevelation 22:1-5This hymn draws its title and vision directly from Revelation 22:2, where the tree of life's leaves bring healing to the nations.17
Of the Father's Love BegottenRevelation 22:13This hymn echoes Revelation 22's declaration of Christ as "Alpha and Omega," the beginning and end of all things.15
The King Shall Come When Morning DawnsRevelation 22:20This hymn celebrates Christ's glorious second coming as King, echoing Revelation 22's promise "Behold, I am coming soon" and the dawn of God's eternal kingdom.15
Jesus Comes with Clouds DescendingRevelation 22:20This hymn celebrates Christ's glorious return to reign, echoing Revelation 22's promise "Behold, I am coming soon.14
Come, You Thankful People, ComeRevelation 22:20This hymn connects to Revelation 22's vision of final harvest and the gathering of God's people into the new creation.13
As with Gladness Men of OldRevelation 22:5This hymn connects to Revelation 22's imagery of Christ as the radiant morning star and the eternal light guiding believers to worship Him.13
O Holy City, Seen of JohnRevelation 22This hymn directly references John's vision of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 22, depicting the holy city where Christ reigns, tears cease, and pain ends.13
I Heard the Voice of Jesus SayRevelation 22:17This hymn echoes Revelation 22's invitation to drink freely from the water of life and find rest in Christ.12
Near the CrossRevelation 22:16This hymn references Revelation 22's "river of life" and Jesus as the "bright morning star" who brings healing and eternal rest.12
"Whosoever Will"Revelation 22:17This hymn echoes Revelation 22:17's invitation that "whosoever will" may freely take the water of life.12
Guide MeRevelation 22:1-21This hymn echoes Revelation 22's imagery of the crystal river and the journey's end in God's eternal presence.11
The God of Abraham PraiseRevelation 22:4-5This hymn echoes Revelation 22's vision of beholding God's face and worshiping Him forevermore in eternal glory.11
Come, Thou Long-Expected JesusRevelation 22:20This hymn echoes Revelation 22's longing for Christ's return and His eternal reign over His people.10
O Come, O Come, ImmanuelRevelation 22:16This hymn echoes Revelation 22's longing for Christ's return as the "Bright and Morning Star" who brings light and comfort.10
Just as I Am, without One PleaRevelation 22:17This hymn echoes Revelation 22:17's invitation to "come" and receive the free gift of salvation through the Lamb.9
Joy to the World! the Lord is ComeRevelation 22:3This hymn celebrates Christ's reign bringing an end to the curse, echoing Revelation 22's vision of a restored creation without sin or sorrow.9
Glorious Things of Thee Are SpokenRevelation 22:1-21This hymn echoes Revelation 22's imagery of the river of living water flowing from God's throne to sustain His people eternally.9
Brightest and Best of the StarsRevelation 22:16This hymn's "bright and morning star" imagery connects to Revelation 22:16 where Jesus identifies himself as the bright morning star.9

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