In my opinion the eponymous album titles are record names first and song aliases secondly. Not named after a tune, at least I tread them that way.
Although: "
A Matter of Life and Death is the band's fourth studio record not to share its name with a song, following
Piece of Mind,
The X Factor and
Virtual XI. Drummer
Nicko McBrain and guitarist
Janick Gers claim that the band originally intended to name the album after one of its tracks, with both "
The Pilgrim" (terrible) and "
The Legacy" (meh) being considered. According to Gers, "sometimes a title will just leap out at you as the obvious choice, but it didn't this time for some reason", so the band decided on
A Matter of Life and Death, which, according to McBrain, was amongst "two or three ideas which we were kicking around"."
-wiki
And if you have to choose a hymn term for AMOLAD it would be nothing more than
For the Greater Good of God.