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Showing 81 - 100 of 285| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
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| Two People Came to Church to Pray | Luke 18:9-14This hymn retells Jesus's parable of the Pharisee and tax collector from Luke 18:9-14, contrasting pride with humble repentance. | 2 | ||
| A certain beggar, poor and blind | Luke 18:31-43This hymn retells the story of blind Bartimaeus crying out to Jesus for mercy and healing as he passed through Jericho. | 2 | ||
| The publican and the pharisee | Luke 18:9-14This hymn directly retells Jesus's parable from Luke 18:9-14 contrasting the prideful Pharisee with the humble, repentant Publican. | 2 | ||
| 'I have a dream', a man once said | Luke 18:1This hymn echoes Luke 18's call to persistent prayer and faith amid injustice, trusting God will bring justice and peace. | 2 | ||
| Por mi niñez bendecida | Luke 18:16This hymn connects to Jesus' teaching in Luke 18:16 to "let the children come to me" by celebrating blessed childhood. | 2 | ||
| In Cana at a Wedding Feast | Luke 18:35-43I notice there's a significant issue here: the hymn "In Cana at a Wedding Feast" is about Jesus' miracle at Cana (John 2) and the feeding of the 5,000, but Luke 18 contains different content (the persistent widow, the Pharisee and tax collector, Jesus blessing children, the rich young ruler, etc.). There doesn't appear to be a clear thematic or textual connection between this hymn and Luke 18. However, if I must provide an explanation: This hymn celebrates Jesus' miraculous provision, echoing Luke 18's theme of faith and God's response to persistent trust. | 2 | ||
| Are You the One | Luke 18:35-43This hymn echoes Luke 18's themes of persistent faith and Jesus's healing power bringing sight to the blind. | 2 | ||
| Out of sight, the Lord has gone | Luke 18:15-17This hymn connects to Luke 18's teaching on persistent prayer and trusting God, as Jesus prays for us and we trust him to the end. | 2 | ||
| When Jesus longed for us to know | Luke 18:16This hymn reflects Jesus' teaching in Luke 18:15-17 about receiving the kingdom of God like a child and welcoming children to him. | 2 | ||
| Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy | Luke 18:13-14This hymn echoes the tax collector's humble plea for mercy in Luke 18:13, inviting sinners to come to Jesus for salvation. | 1 | ||
| I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say | Luke 18:15-17This hymn echoes the persistent prayer and humble seeking of Christ found in the tax collector's plea for mercy. | 1 | ||
| The Night Cometh | Luke 18:13This hymn reflects Luke 18's call to persistent prayer, offering evening petitions for God's mercy and guidance. | 1 | ||
| Encouragement to Pray | Luke 18:1This hymn reflects Luke 18's teaching on persistent prayer and approaching God with humble confidence, as Jesus encouraged His disciples to always pray and not lose heart. | 1 | ||
| O Jesus, I Have Promised | Luke 18:28This hymn reflects the commitment to follow Jesus expressed in Luke 18:22 and the persistent faith of those seeking Him throughout the chapter. | 1 | ||
| Praise to God for His Goodness and Truth | Luke 18:35-43This hymn echoes Luke 18's themes of God lifting up the humble, healing the blind, and vindicating the oppressed. | 1 | ||
| The Universal Presence | Luke 18:9-14This hymn reflects Luke 18's emphasis on persistent prayer and God's readiness to hear those who humbly seek Him. | 1 | ||
| Praise Him! Praise Him! | Luke 18:16This hymn echoes Luke 18's call to persistent prayer and humble praise, celebrating Jesus as our compassionate Redeemer who welcomes all who come to Him. | 1 | ||
| Jesus Loves Even Me | Luke 18:15-17This hymn reflects Jesus's teaching in Luke 18:16 that we must receive God's kingdom with childlike faith and gladness. | 1 | ||
| Let There Be Light | Luke 18:35-43This hymn echoes Luke 18's themes of persistent prayer and Christ bringing light to spiritual blindness. | 1 | ||
| Around the throne of God in heaven Thousands of children stand | Luke 18:16This hymn reflects Jesus's teaching in Luke 18:16 that the kingdom of God belongs to children who come to Him in faith. | 1 |
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