Ezekiel 37:5
This is what the Lord GOD says to these bones: I will cause breath to enter you, and you will come to life.
Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Ezekiel 37
7 songs meet this passage
“You came and breathed new life”
Back At One · Brian McKnight
resonates with Ezekiel 37:5
The imagery of breath restoring life echoes how renewal and hope are described in Scripture, even though here it's applied to romantic love rather than God's Spirit.
“already buried deep, Six feet under”
Firework · Katy Perry
resonates with Ezekiel 37:1-5
Like the valley of dry bones, the song insists that what looks lifeless can still be given breath and purpose.
WAV Files · Lupe Fiasco
resonates with Ezekiel 37:1-6
The whole song's vision of bones, sea floors, and bleached remains rising toward home and life echoes the valley of dry bones being called back to life.
It Has To Be This Way (Platinum Mix) · Jimmy Gnecco
resonates with Ezekiel 37:1-6
A flicker of hope for life rising from devastation echoes the vision of dry bones restored, even if the song never names where that life comes from.
“Bring me to life”
Bring Me to Life · Evanescence
resonates with Ezekiel 37:4-5
The valley of dry bones being breathed into life parallels the song's central image of being made real and alive again.
“Bring dry bones to life”
Famous For (I Believe) · Tauren Wells & Jenn Johnson
resonates with Ezekiel 37:4-6
Ezekiel's vision of dry bones resurrected pictures God's power to restore what seems utterly dead or lost, which the song applies as a present hope.
“This is the sound of dry bones rattling”
RATTLE! (Live) · Elevation Worship
resonates with Ezekiel 37:4-10
The song's central image comes straight from Ezekiel's vision of dead bones brought to life by the word of the Lord.