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Hymns for Galatians 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
In Christ There Is No East or West Galatians 3:28This hymn reflects Galatians 3's teaching that all believers are one in Christ, transcending ethnic and social divisions.57
One Bread, One Body Galatians 3:28This hymn reflects Galatians 3's message that in Christ all are one, transcending distinctions of Gentile and Jew.25
Blest Be the Tie That Binds Galatians 3:28This hymn reflects Galatians 3's theme that all believers are united as one in Christ Jesus through faith.19
Pan de Vida Galatians 3:28-29This hymn directly quotes Galatians 3:28's declaration that in Christ there is no Jew or Greek, slave or free, uniting all as one body.16
Reaffirmation of Baptismal vows Galatians 3:27This hymn directly references Galatians 3:27's declaration that "you have put on Christ" through baptism.13
What Wondrous Love Is This Galatians 3:13This hymn reflects Galatians 3's theme of Christ becoming a curse for us to redeem us through His sacrificial love.10
Christian Love Galatians 3:28This hymn reflects Galatians 3:28's declaration that all believers—Jew, Gentile, bond, and free—are one in Christ.8
Faith in Christ Our Sacrifice Galatians 3:13This hymn reflects Galatians 3's teaching that the Old Testament law and sacrifices cannot justify, but faith in Christ's sacrifice brings redemption.7
I Will Sing of My Redeemer Galatians 3:13This hymn celebrates Christ's redemptive work on the cross that frees believers from the law's curse, echoing Galatians 3's central theme.5
Free from the Law, O Happy Condition Galatians 3:13This hymn celebrates Galatians 3's central theme of freedom from the law's curse through Christ's redemptive grace.5
God Is Love Galatians 3:28This hymn echoes Galatians 3:26-28's declaration that all believers are one and children of God through faith in Christ.5
Salvation Unto Us Is Come Galatians 3:1-26This hymn echoes Galatians 3's central teaching that salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, not by works of the Law.4
Wash, O God, Our Sons and Daughters Galatians 3:27-29This hymn reflects Galatians 3's teaching that through baptism we are clothed with Christ and become children of God.4
When Christ Was Lifted from the Earth Galatians 3:25-30This hymn reflects Galatians 3's message that in Christ there is no division by race, class, or status, as all are one through faith.4
Sing a New Church Galatians 3:26-29This hymn celebrates Galatians 3's vision of unity in Christ, where all are one regardless of background or status.4
Jesus calls us here to meet him Galatians 3:28This hymn reflects Galatians 3's themes of unity in Christ and becoming God's children through faith.4
Oriente Ni Occidente Galatians 3:28This hymn reflects Galatians 3's message that in Christ there is no division between peoples, all are one.4
In Christ There Is No East or West Galatians 3:26-29This hymn reflects Galatians 3's teaching that in Christ all believers are one, transcending ethnic and social divisions.4
The Lord our Righteousness Galatians 3:27This hymn echoes Galatians 3's central theme of justification through faith in Christ's blood rather than works of the law.3
The Sinner's Trust Galatians 3:13This hymn reflects Galatians 3's central theme of justification by faith rather than works of the law.3

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