Hymns for John 18

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Praise to the Holiest in the heightJohn 18:1-19:42This hymn praises Christ's redemptive love and sacrifice, connecting to John 18's account of Jesus's arrest and passion.12
Go to Dark GethsemaneJohn 18:28This hymn walks through the events of John 18, from Jesus's prayer in Gethsemane to his arrest and trial before the authorities.11
Lead On, O King EternalJohn 18:36This hymn echoes John 18's portrayal of Christ as King whose kingdom advances not through violence but through sacrificial love and mercy.5
Olive's BrowJohn 18:1-12This hymn depicts Christ's anguished prayer in Gethsemane before His arrest, as recorded in John 18:1.3
At the Name of JesusJohn 18:33-37This hymn celebrates Jesus' name and lordship, contrasting with John 18 where Jesus humbly identifies himself before his arrest and suffering.3
My Song Is Love UnknownJohn 18-19This hymn reflects Christ's sacrificial love through His arrest, trial, and rejection depicted in John 18.3
This is the night, dear friends, the night for weepingJohn 18:1-19:37This hymn reflects John 18's account of Christ's betrayal and arrest in Gethsemane on the night of his passion.3
Pray for the Church, Afflicted and OppressedJohn 18:1-5This hymn directly references Jesus waiting in the olive grove and facing unjust trial, echoing John 18's account of Christ's arrest in Gethsemane and appearance before the authorities.3
When We Are Tempted to Deny Your SonJohn 18:1-27This hymn reflects Peter's denial of Jesus in John 18 and our own temptations to deny Christ when facing opposition.3
Shadows Lengthen into NightJohn 18:1-27This hymn recounts the events of John 18, including the Last Supper, Peter's predicted denial, and Jesus's arrest in the garden.3
Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the SunJohn 18:33-37This hymn celebrates Christ's universal reign, contrasting with John 18's depiction of His earthly trial and suffering before kingship.2
Come, Thou long expected JesusJohn 18:33-37This hymn contrasts Jesus as the long-expected King with John 18's depiction of His arrest and trial before earthly powers.2
The Head That Once Was Crowned With ThornsJohn 18:33-37This hymn reflects on the crown of thorns placed on Jesus during His trial and suffering in John 18, now transformed into glory.2
What Wondrous LoveJohn 18:40This hymn reflects Christ's sacrificial love demonstrated in John 18 when He willingly laid aside His glory to face arrest and suffering for our souls.2
O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How HighJohn 18-20This hymn references Christ's betrayal to wicked men in John 18, celebrating the depth of divine love shown through His passion.2
From all Thy Saints in WarfareJohn 18:16-27This hymn honors the saints and martyrs whose faithful witness echoes the disciples' courage during Jesus's arrest in John 18.2
O Sing a Song of BethlehemJohn 18:37This hymn's final stanzas reflect Christ's suffering and passion journey described in John 18.2
Alone Thou Goest Forth, O LordJohn 18:12-13This hymn reflects Christ's solitary journey to the cross in John 18, where He alone faced arrest and trial for our sins.2
Christus ParadoxJohn 18:33-37This hymn reflects John 18's portrayal of Jesus as both the sacrificial Lamb led to slaughter and the protective Shepherd of his flock.2
By Gracious Powers So Wonderfully ShelteredJohn 18:11This hymn echoes Jesus' acceptance of the cup of suffering in Gethsemane (John 18:11) with trust in God's sheltering presence.2

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