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Songs That Connect Scripture
Original songs that trace the golden threads running from the Old Testament to the New, and invite you to open the Bible and read them for yourself.
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Isaiah 59 pictures the LORD seeing that no one would intervene, and clothing Himself with righteousness as a breastplate and a helmet of salvation. Ephesians 6 calls believers to be strong in the Lord and put on the whole armor of God: armor He wore first.
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Each song is built around a real connection between Old and New Testament passages.
Read both texts side by side and see exactly how they relate: direct quotation, explicit interpretation, typology or thematic echo.
Work through questions alone or with a group, and carry the truth into daily life.
Scripture connections
Salvation · Typology
Jesus explicitly compares His lifting up to the serpent. Numbers describes judgment and healing through God's provision, not an intrinsically saving object.
Covenant · Direct quotation
Jeremiah promises a new covenant with Israel and Judah after covenant failure. Hebrews quotes this promise and applies it to Christ's ministry.
Provision · Typology
The crowd invokes Israel's manna tradition, also reflected in Psalm 78:24. Jesus explicitly identifies Himself as the bread of life, contrasting wilderness provision with lasting life.
Kingdom · Explicit NT interpretation
Paul applies Isaiah's exclusive claim about the LORD to the exalted Jesus. Romans 14:11 quotes Isaiah separately. Romans 10:13 quotes Joel 2:32, not Isaiah 45.
Beginning with Moses and the Prophets, Jesus explained how the Scriptures spoke about Him.
Luke 24:27 (paraphrase)
Our mission is simple: help songs carry Scripture into memory, and help memory lead back to Scripture. The music serves the Bible: never the other way around.
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