Hymns for Luke 10

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Celtic AlleluiaLuke 10:21This hymn connects to Luke 10's account of Jesus sending disciples to proclaim God's word and reconciling message to the world.2
O God, Thou Art the FatherLuke 10:21This hymn echoes Luke 10:21 where Jesus rejoices that God reveals divine secrets to the meek and lowly rather than the wise.2
En la viña del SeñorLuke 10:2This hymn reflects Luke 10's call to labor in God's harvest field through dedicated work and prayer.2
Su nombre es "El Señor"Luke 10:25-37This hymn echoes Luke 10's call to recognize and serve Christ in the hungry, poor, and marginalized neighbor.2
Woman in the NightLuke 10:38-42This hymn celebrates Jesus's welcoming of women as disciples, echoing Luke 10's account of Mary sitting at Jesus's feet to learn.2
Ich will dir Abschied gebenLuke 10:20I apologize, but I cannot make a meaningful connection between this hymn and Luke 10. The hymn "Ich will dir abschied geben" is a German farewell/death hymn (Sterbelied), while Luke 10 contains Jesus sending out the seventy-two disciples, the parable of the Good Samaritan, and Mary and Martha's story. Without access to the hymn's full lyrics, I cannot identify a clear thematic or textual link between this particular death hymn and Luke 10's content.2
Ouve, a Voz Divina ClamaLuke 10:2This hymn echoes Luke 10's divine call to hear and respond to God's voice in mission and service.2
Send out the gospel! Let it soundLuke 10:1This hymn echoes Jesus' commission in Luke 10 to send out workers into the harvest fields to proclaim the gospel to all nations.2
O God, We Bear the Imprint of Your FaceLuke 10:25-37This hymn reflects Luke 10's call to love our neighbor, recognizing God's image in all people.2
Inspired by love and angerLuke 10:41-42This hymn echoes the Good Samaritan's call in Luke 10 to respond with compassion to those suffering from injustice and need.2
From the Sun's RisingLuke 10:2This hymn echoes the universal scope of worship found in Luke 10:1-2, where Jesus sends workers to every place He is about to go.2
Everyone who loves is born of GodLuke 10:30-37This hymn echoes Luke 10:27's call to love God and neighbor, emphasizing that love is the mark of God's children.2
Der letzte Tag von deinen TagenLuke 10:42I don't have enough information to make a specific connection between this hymn about preparation for death and Luke 10, which focuses on the sending of the seventy disciples, the Good Samaritan, and Mary and Martha's hospitality.2
To be in Your presence (My desire)Luke 10:38-42This hymn reflects Mary's choice in Luke 10:38-42 to sit at Jesus' feet, prioritizing His presence above all else.2
A los pies de Jesucristo Siempre quieroLuke 10:38-42This hymn reflects Mary's posture of devotion at Jesus' feet in Luke 10:39, choosing the better portion of prayer and consecration.2
What is the World LikeLuke 10:30-37This hymn reflects Luke 10's parable of the Good Samaritan, envisioning God's kingdom where neighbors extend compassion beyond familiar boundaries.2
When Jesus Came Preaching the Kingdom of GodLuke 10:38-42This hymn reflects Luke 10's account of Jesus sending out disciples to preach the Kingdom and heal the sick.2
Blessed Martha love and joy expressedLuke 10:38-42This hymn retells Luke 10's story of Mary and Martha, contrasting earthly busyness with devotion to Christ.2
We are here to praise youLuke 10:272
Alone With TheeLuke 10:39This hymn reflects Mary's choice in Luke 10:38-42 to sit at Jesus' feet, prioritizing intimate fellowship with Him above all else.2

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