Isaiah 40:31

But those who wait upon the LORD will renew their strength; they will mount up with wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not faint.

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7 songs meet this passage

  • Robot Boy · LINKIN PARK

    resonates with Isaiah 40:31

    The hope that endurance itself becomes strength parallels the promise that waiting renews strength to keep going.

  • Wait On You (Reprise) [feat. Dante Bowe & Chandler Moore] · Elevation Worship & Maverick City Music

    resonates with Isaiah 40:31

    The song's entire closing movement is a direct musical expansion of this verse, naming the eagle, the running, the walking, the renewal of strength for those who wait on the Lord.

  • “Take these broken wings and learn to fly”

    Blackbird · The Beatles

    resonates with Isaiah 40:31

    The image of broken wings learning to fly mirrors the promise that those who hope in the Lord will rise on wings like eagles.

  • Speechless (Full) · Naomi Scott

    resonates with Isaiah 40:31

    The image of rising despite brokenness mirrors the promise of renewed strength and flight, though here the strength is claimed by the self rather than given by God.

  • “We are rising with the tide”

    Beyond (Reprise) · Auli'i Cravalho

    resonates with Isaiah 40:31

    The image of rising together recalls the promise of renewed strength for those who wait and hope, lifted beyond their own limits.

  • “One day, I am gonna grow wings”

    Let Down · Radiohead

    strains against Isaiah 40:31

    Isaiah promises wings through hope in the Lord, while the song's wish for wings is left as a fragile, uncertain longing with no source named.

  • Another Love (Radio Edit) · Tom Odell

    strains against Isaiah 40:29-31

    The song assumes the depleted heart has no recourse; Isaiah promises strength renewed for those who wait on God. The contrast is not a rebuke but a question: is the well truly empty, or is there a source the song has not yet found?

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