22 Hymns on Divine Revelation

22 hymns

The theme of Divine Revelation in hymnody invites believers to reflect on God's self-disclosure through scripture and creation. These hymns celebrate the profound truths revealed in His Word, echoing passages like Psalm 119:105, which speaks of His Word as a lamp to our feet, and Isaiah 40:8, reminding us that His promises endure forever.

All God's divine truth has now been revealed, Katotohanan ng Diyos nahayag, 20 verses

All Scripture is the very breath of God, 6 verses

And To Enlighten All 6 verses

As We Seek Your Face 3 verses

Dave Bilbrough

Christ is the Word and Spirit too, 7 verses

Come, Divine Interpreter 2 verses

Charles Wesley

COME, divine Interpreter, Bring me eyes thy book to read, Ears the mystic words... 2 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Could've come like a mighty storm 4 verses

Dear Lord, Thou art the Word of God, 7 verses

Don’t you want to know your God? 4 verses

J. G.

God is pleased… to reveal His Son in me, 3 verses

S. A. W.

God of Wonders 7 verses

Marc Byrd; Steve Hindalong; Third Day

Open Up 6 verses

epic choir

People like to know 4 verses

Remove my covering, Lord, 9 verses

Remove my covering, Lord, (New Tune) 9 verses

The Bible is the Word of God, 6 verses

The Glory Of The Lord 7 verses

The Spirit breathes upon the Word 5 verses

William Cowper (1779)

THERE is a book who runs may read, Which heavenly truth imparts; And all the... 4 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Thou art the Word and Spirit, Lord; 8 verses

Transfiguration 8 verses

Hillsong Worship

Learning About Faith Through Abraham Pt1 43:40

by Phil Beach Jr.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of faith through the example of Abraham, illustrating how God reveals Himself to those who seek Him. He compares humanity's spiritual hunger to people digging in dirt for food, while God offers the true sustenance found in Jesus Christ. The sermon highlights

Job 23:12

by Chuck Smith

Chuck Smith emphasizes the profound value of God's Word in understanding and knowing God, as illustrated in Job's struggle to find Him amidst his suffering. He highlights that while Job had deep convictions about God, he could not perceive His presence, reflecting a common human experience of feelin

Simeon's Revelation

by Erlo Stegen

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the significance of bringing children to church, as exemplified by Joseph and Mary taking Jesus to the temple. He highlights Simeon, a righteous and devout man who awaited the Messiah with hope and purity, illustrating that a clean life allows for divine revelation. Simeon's a

The Measure of Revelations

by John Fletcher

John Fletcher explores the varying degrees of divine revelation experienced by individuals, emphasizing that God's manifestations are tailored to the spiritual state and capacity of each person. He explains that while some may receive overwhelming revelations, others may not, as God wisely considers

The Unity of the Spirit and the Word of God

by John Nelson Darby

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the necessity of true unity in the Spirit over superficial religious unions, warning against the dangers of amalgamating corrupt practices that God judges. He critiques the tendency of churches to seek unity based on human wisdom and creeds, which ultimately leads to a d