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Hymns for 1 Peter 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
What a Friend We Have in Jesus1 Peter 3:12This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3's call to cast anxieties on Christ, who compassionately bears our burdens through prayer.7
Christ the Lord Is Risen Again1 Peter 3:19This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection and victory over death, echoing 1 Peter 3:18-22's proclamation of Christ's triumph through suffering.6
O Sacred Head! sore wounded1 Peter 3:18This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:18's focus on Christ's innocent suffering and death for the sins of the unrighteous.5
There Is a Green Hill Far Away1 Peter 3:13-22This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:18's declaration that Christ died for sins to bring us to God through His sacrificial death.5
The Grace of Life Is Theirs1 Peter 3:7This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:7's teaching about husbands and wives as "heirs together of the grace of life.5
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today1 Peter 3:18-19This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection victory over death, echoing 1 Peter 3:18-22's proclamation of Christ's triumph and exaltation.4
Hymn 46 Part 11 Peter 3:22This hymn celebrates God's glory revealed through creation, echoing 1 Peter 3's call to honor Christ as Lord.4
Come Down, O Love Divine1 Peter 3:4This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3's call to inner purity, gentle humility, and clothing oneself in love and lowliness.4
Christ, Above All Glory Seated1 Peter 3:22This hymn celebrates Christ's exaltation at God's right hand, directly reflecting 1 Peter 3:22's declaration of His ascension and authority.4
Lávame en la sangre del Señor1 Peter 3:15This hymn's call to complete consecration reflects 1 Peter 3's exhortation to live holy lives devoted to God.4
Most Glorious Lord of Life1 Peter 3:18-20This hymn echoes 1 Peter 3:18-22's proclamation of Christ's triumph over death and his descent to the captive spirits.4
Put Peace into Each Other's Hands 1 Peter 3:4This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3's call to unity, gentleness, and tender compassion in Christian community.4
Alas, and Did My Savior Bleed1 Peter 3:18This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:18's declaration that Christ died for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous.3
Blest Be the Tie That Binds1 Peter 3:8This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3's call to unity, sympathy, and brotherly love within the Christian community.3
How Sweet, How Heavenly1 Peter 3:8This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:8's call to unity, sympathy, brotherly love, and compassion among believers.3
Once in Royal David's City1 Peter 3:22This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:18's theme of Christ's humble suffering and redemptive work for humanity.3
At the Name of Jesus1 Peter 3:15This hymn connects to 1 Peter 3:22's declaration of Christ's exaltation and authority over all powers after his resurrection.3
Ah, holy Jesus, how hast Thou offended1 Peter 3:18This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:18's proclamation that Christ suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring us to God.3
The Wonders of Redemption1 Peter 3:18This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3:18's declaration that Christ, the righteous one, suffered for the unrighteous to bring us to God.3
Cross of Jesus, Cross of Sorrow1 Peter 3:18This hymn reflects 1 Peter 3's theme of Christ's redemptive suffering and victory over sin and death.3

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