Hymns for Romans 4

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Jesus, lover of my soul Romans 4:7 This hymn reflects Romans 4's theme of faith as complete trust and dependence on God alone for salvation, not on one's own works.5
The God of Abraham Praise Romans 4:1-5 This hymn celebrates Abraham's faith in God's promises, the central theme of Romans 4's discussion of justification by faith.4
O Love, how deep, how broad, how high! Romans 4:25 This hymn celebrates God's sacrificial love through Christ's incarnation, echoing Romans 4's theme of salvation by grace through faith rather than works.4
Salvation unto Us has Come Romans 4 This hymn echoes Romans 4's central theme that salvation comes through faith alone, not by works, just as Abraham was justified by believing God.3
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today Romans 4:25 This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection that secured the justification by faith described in Romans 4.2
Alleluia, Alleluia! Give Thanks Romans 4:24-252
Christ Jesus Lay in Death's Strong Bands Romans 4:252
How Blest, Those Whose Transgressions (Psalm 32) Romans 4:6-82
Come, let us worship him, endlessly sing Romans 4:252
Sweet the Moments, Rich in Blessing Romans 4:71
For victorious faith Romans 4:201
Saviour, blessed Saviour Romans 4:251
Begin, my soul, some heavenly theme Romans 4:21 This hymn celebrates God's faithfulness to His promises, echoing Romans 4's emphasis on Abraham's faith in God's unchanging word.1
Father, hear the prayer we offer Romans 4:20-211
The bliss of assurance Romans 4:61
In hope, believing against hope Romans 4:18 This hymn reflects Abraham's faith in Romans 4, believing God's promise despite impossible circumstances.1
How Can I Keep from Singing Romans 4:1-251
Not What These Hands Have Done Romans 4:1-51
He justifieth the ungodly Romans 4:51
O Sing a Song of Bethlehem Romans 4:251

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