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Hymns for John 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Light of the World, We Hail Thee John 9:4-5This hymn celebrates Christ as the "Light of the World," directly echoing Jesus's declaration in John 9 after healing the man born blind.1
O Still in Accents Sweet John 9:4This hymn echoes Jesus' words in John 9:4 about working in God's fields while there is still time.1
I Am Not Skilled to Understand John 9:25This hymn echoes the blind man's simple faith in John 9, trusting Christ as Savior despite not fully understanding.1
O Christ, Our True and Only Light John 9:5This hymn echoes John 9's themes of Christ as the Light who opens blind eyes and brings spiritual illumination to those in darkness.1
O Grant Us Light John 9:5This hymn's prayer for light to know and understand echoes Jesus giving sight to the blind man in John 9.1
King of Glory, King of Peace John 9:1-41This hymn echoes the grateful praise of one who has been heard and spared by God, like the healed blind man in John 9 who worshiped Christ.1
We'll Work Till Jesus Calls John 9:4This hymn echoes Jesus' teaching in John 9:4 about working diligently in God's service while there is still time.1
O Where Is He That Trod the Sea? John 9:1-5This hymn directly references John 9's account of Jesus giving sight to the blind, celebrating Christ's miraculous healing power.1
O Splendor of God's Glory Bright John 9:5This hymn's imagery of Christ as light illuminating darkness connects to John 9's account of Jesus giving sight to the blind man.1
Work with Joy and Gladness John 9:4This hymn echoes Jesus's words in John 9:4 about working while it is day before night comes when no one can work.1
Christ Is the World's Light John 9:5This hymn echoes John 9's theme of Christ as the light who dispels darkness and brings spiritual sight.1
Like the eagle, upward, onward John 9:4This hymn echoes John 9's theme of spiritual sight and enlightenment through Christ's healing power.1
In the Hush of Early Morning John 9:4This hymn's theme of spiritual awakening and longing for Christ echoes the blind man's journey from darkness to sight and faith in John 9.1
Healer of Our Every Ill John 9:1-41This hymn echoes John 9's account of Jesus healing the blind man, celebrating Christ as the divine healer of physical and spiritual afflictions.1
Here I Am to Worship John 9:5This hymn echoes Jesus's declaration "I am the light of the world" from John 9:5, celebrating Christ as the light who brings sight to the blind.1
Work while it is today John 9:4This hymn echoes Jesus's words in John 9:4 urging us to work diligently while there is still time.1
Jesús Es La Luz Del Mundo John 9:1-7This hymn directly references John 9's account of Jesus healing the blind man, with the refrain "I was blind but now I see" celebrating Christ as the light of the world.1
The Stranger of Galilee John 9:1This hymn directly references John 9's account of Jesus healing the man born blind, celebrating Christ's miraculous power and compassion.1
Arise, Your Light Is Come! John 9:5This hymn's call to "arise, your light is come" echoes Jesus as the light of the world who gives sight to the blind in John 9.1
O Radiant Light, O Sun Divine John 9:1-41This hymn celebrates Christ as divine light, echoing John 9's account of Jesus giving sight to the blind man and declaring "I am the light of the world.1

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