Hymns for Hebrews 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Our blessed Savior seven times spokeHebrews 5:7This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ as our compassionate High Priest who offered prayers and supplications during His earthly suffering.1
We Hail Thee Now, O JesusHebrews 5:1-10This hymn celebrates Jesus as our compassionate High Priest, reflecting Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ's merciful priesthood and condescension to save humanity.1
In a Lowly Manger BornHebrews 5:1-11This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ as a compassionate high priest who shared in human weakness and suffering.1
Most gracious God and Lord, Mankind's almighty SaviorHebrews 5:7-10This hymn celebrates Christ as both divine High Priest and atoning sacrifice, central themes of Hebrews 5's portrayal of Jesus's compassionate priesthood.1
By the Holy Spirit SentHebrews 5:1-10This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ's obedience and temptation, learning through suffering to become our compassionate high priest.1
By Revelation Called of GodHebrews 5:1This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's teaching that priests must be called by God, not self-appointed.1
So much wrong and so much injusticeHebrews 5:7-9This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ learning obedience through suffering and drinking the cup of anguish.1
The LORD Has Spoken to My LordHebrews 5:61
Senhor de todos é JesusHebrews 5:9This hymn celebrates Jesus as Lord of all, reflecting Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ as the appointed high priest and source of salvation.1
We Live a MysteryHebrews 5:8This hymn directly references Hebrews 5:8, celebrating Christ who "though he was Son, learned obedience" through suffering.1
Christ Is Atonement, the Paschal VictiomHebrews 5:1-10This hymn celebrates Christ as the sacrificial offering, reflecting Hebrews 5's portrayal of Jesus as our great high priest.1
Jesu, all holyHebrews 5-101
Our Gracious GodHebrews 5:7-101
Day of wrath and day of wonderHebrews 5:51
Thy will be doneHebrews 5:7-10This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ who learned obedience through suffering and offered prayers with reverent submission.1
The LORD Said to My LordHebrews 5:6This hymn directly references Christ as a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek, the central theme of Hebrews 5.1
The Garden of GethsemaneHebrews 5:7This hymn reflects Hebrews 5's portrayal of Christ learning obedience through suffering and offering prayers with loud cries in his anguish.1
Why Do the Heathen Nations Vainly Rage?Hebrews 5:5This hymn connects to Hebrews 5 through the shared theme of Christ as God's appointed Messiah and High Priest whom the nations must acknowledge.1
Why Do the Nations Vainly RageHebrews 5:51
Article VIHebrews 5:9-101

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