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Hymns for Zechariah 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Ride on! ride on in majesty! Zechariah 9:9This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, fulfilling Zechariah 9:9's prophecy of the humble king riding on a donkey.14
He Has Come Zechariah 9:9This hymn celebrates the arrival of the Savior-King prophesied in Zechariah 9:9, who comes bringing joy and redemption.6
Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun Zechariah 9:10This hymn celebrates Christ's universal reign, echoing Zechariah 9's prophecy of the King coming in triumph and dominion.5
The Advent of Our God Zechariah 9:1-14This hymn echoes Zechariah 9:9's call for Zion's daughter to rejoice at her lowly King bringing peace.5
Joy to the World Zechariah 9:9-10This hymn celebrates the coming King foretold in Zechariah 9:9, who brings joy and righteous reign to all the earth.4
Fairest Lord Jesus Zechariah 9:17This hymn celebrates Jesus as the righteous King foretold in Zechariah 9:9, worthy of honor and praise.4
Battle Hymn of the Republic Zechariah 9:1-14This hymn echoes Zechariah 9's prophecy of the Lord's coming in triumph and righteous judgment over the nations.4
God the All-terrible! King, who ordainest Zechariah 9:9-15This hymn echoes Zechariah 9's vision of God's righteous kingship bringing peace to the nations through divine mercy and judgment.4
All Glory, Laud and Honor Zechariah 9:9This hymn celebrates Christ's Palm Sunday entry as the humble King prophesied in Zechariah 9:9, riding to Jerusalem amid rejoicing.3
Rejoicing in Hope Zechariah 9:12This hymn echoes Zechariah 9:11-12's call to prisoners of hope to rejoice in God's promised deliverance and cleansing.3
This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made Zechariah 9:9This hymn echoes Zechariah 9's prophecy of the coming King with its "Hosanna" acclamations and celebration of the Lord who "comes in power" bringing salvation.2
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Zechariah 9:9-10This hymn echoes Zechariah 9's prophecy of the coming King who brings salvation and rejoicing to His people.2
The Song of Jubilee Zechariah 9:10This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphant reign, echoing Zechariah 9's prophecy of the coming King bringing salvation and jubilee.2
Faith in Christ For Pardon and Sanctification Zechariah 9:12This hymn contrasts humanity's fallen state with Zechariah 9's promise of salvation through the coming King.2
Jesus Came, the Heavens Adoring Zechariah 9:9This hymn reflects Zechariah 9:9's prophecy of the humble King coming in peace and lowliness to bring salvation.2
Prisoners of Hope Zechariah 9:12This hymn draws from Zechariah 9:11-12's imagery of prisoners of hope freed by covenant blood.2
Healer of Our Every Ill Zechariah 9:9-10This hymn echoes Zechariah 9:9's call to rejoice in God's coming reign of peace and hope.2
O Bride of Christ, Rejoice Zechariah 9:9This hymn celebrates Christ's humble yet triumphant entry as King, directly reflecting Zechariah 9:9's prophecy of the righteous king riding on a donkey.2
Where Is This Stupendous Stranger? Zechariah 9:9This hymn celebrates Christ's humble arrival as the lowly King prophesied in Zechariah 9:9, coming meek and bringing salvation.2
Prepare the Way, O Zion Zechariah 9:9This hymn echoes Zechariah 9:9's prophecy of the humble King coming to Zion, calling God's people to prepare and rejoice.2

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