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Hymns for Romans 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Hymn 115 Romans 7:8-9This hymn directly echoes Romans 7:9's confession of being "alive without the law" before sin's conviction.16
And Can It Be, That I Should Gain? Romans 7:14-25This hymn celebrates the amazing grace that frees believers from sin's bondage, echoing Romans 7's struggle and deliverance through Christ.5
The Good That I Would I Do Not Romans 7:19This hymn directly echoes Paul's struggle in Romans 7:19, "The good that I would I do not," expressing the believer's inner conflict between desire for holiness and inability to achieve it.5
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing Romans 7:15-25This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle with sin and need for God's rescuing grace through Jesus Christ.3
Pleading His Gracious Name Romans 7:23This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle with sin's burden and the soul's desperate need for Christ's deliverance and rest.3
How sad and awful is my state Romans 7:15This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle between wanting to do good yet being captive to sin's power.3
Oh, Señor, procuro en vano Romans 7:15 - 8:2This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle with human inability to overcome sin through one's own power, finding hope only in Christ's redemptive work.3
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Romans 7:15-25This hymn echoes Romans 7's cry for deliverance from sin's struggle, finding refuge in Christ alone.2
Christ in You, the Hope of Glory Romans 7:15This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle between willing to follow God yet finding oneself straying due to inner conflict.2
Jesus, Master, Whose I Am Romans 7:9This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle between flesh and spirit, affirming Christ's mastery over our divided will.2
Jesu, der du meine Seele hast durch deinen bittern Tod Romans 7:18-25This hymn reflects Romans 7's struggle with sin and the soul's need for Christ's redemptive deliverance.2
Ach, mein Jesu, welch Verderben Romans 7:18This hymn reflects Romans 7's themes of human sinfulness, wretchedness, and the need for redemption through Jesus.2
Christ revealed in a soul slain by the law Romans 7:9This hymn captures Romans 7's struggle with sin's power, the law's condemnation, and the sinner's inability to overcome guilt alone.2
Heil uns, aus unsrer Sünden Not Romans 7:25This hymn addresses the struggle with sin and need for redemption that Paul describes in Romans 7.2
O Jesu! sieh darein, und hilf mir Armen siegen Romans 7:18This hymn reflects Romans 7's themes of repentance and the struggle between sin and spiritual renewal.2
Hilf, Erbarmer, schaue her Romans 7:18-25This hymn reflects Romans 7's themes of human sinfulness, wretchedness, and the need for divine mercy and redemption.2
Ach, abermal bin ich gefallen Mit Überlegung und mit Wahl Romans 7:18-25This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle with repeated sin and the cry for deliverance from moral failure.2
Before I Take the Body of My Lord Romans 7:15-25This hymn reflects Romans 7's struggle with sin and the need for grace before approaching Christ in communion.2
We Offer Christ Romans 7:6This hymn offers the new life in Christ that Romans 7 describes as freedom from the law of sin and death.2
Just as I Am, Without One Plea Romans 7:15-25This hymn echoes Romans 7's struggle with sin and the need to come to Christ just as we are, without pretense.1

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