Hymns for Luke 19

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Herr! deine treue ist so großLuke 19:42This hymn celebrates God's great faithfulness, echoing Zacchaeus's encounter with Christ's transforming grace in Luke 19.2
God of the SparrowLuke 19:1-10This hymn references Luke 19's parable of the prodigal son, celebrating God's care for the lost and wandering.2
When I Needed a NeighborLuke 19:19-31This hymn echoes Zacchaeus's transformation in Luke 19, calling us to respond to Christ through active care for our neighbors in need.2
O Bride of Christ, RejoiceLuke 19:28-44This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as King, echoing the "Hosanna" praises of Luke 19:38.2
Zaccheus climbed the treeLuke 19:2-4This hymn retells the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19, celebrating Jesus's transforming grace when he called the tax collector down from the sycamore tree.2
Abide With MeLuke 19:5This hymn echoes Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus, expressing the soul's need for Christ's abiding presence daily.2
O God, We Bear the Imprint of Your FaceLuke 19:7This hymn connects to Luke 19's story of Zacchaeus, reflecting how God sees worth and dignity in all people regardless of how society judges them.2
Trotting, Trotting Through JerusalemLuke 19:29-38This hymn retells Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem on a donkey as described in Luke 19:28-40, including the crowds' joyful praise.2
O Come to Me, the Master SaidLuke 19:10This hymn echoes Luke 19:10's declaration that Jesus "came to seek and save" the lost through his invitation to salvation.2
Ride On, Ride OnLuke 19:28-44This hymn vividly portrays Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19:28-44, capturing both the crowd's celebration and the underlying tension of the moment.2
The Man of GalileeLuke 19:10This hymn celebrates Jesus seeking and saving the lost, echoing His mission to Zacchaeus in Luke 19:10.2
Rei Da GlóriaLuke 19:38This hymn celebrates Jesus as the King of glory, echoing Luke 19's account of Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem.2
Oh, Happy DayLuke 19:9This hymn celebrates the joy of salvation and transformation, echoing Zacchaeus's happy day when Jesus brought salvation to his house.2
Jerusalén, ¡Despierta Ya!Luke 19:29-44This hymn celebrates Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19, calling the city to awaken and welcome Him.2
Con majestad montado vaLuke 19:45-48This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19:28-44.2
When Christ Jerusalem beheldLuke 19:41-48This hymn directly portrays Jesus weeping over Jerusalem from Luke 19:41-44, lamenting the city's rejection of peace and coming judgment.2
Feliz o DiaLuke 19:9This hymn celebrates the joy of accepting salvation, echoing Zacchaeus's transformative encounter with Jesus in Luke 19.2
Come and follow my leaderLuke 19:28-39This hymn vividly portrays Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19:28-40, with crowds welcoming him as king.2
Bendito DiosLuke 19:10This hymn celebrates Christ descending from glory to bring salvation, echoing Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus in Luke 19.2
La palabra del SeñorLuke 19:40This hymn celebrates God's word accomplishing its purpose, reflecting Luke 19's account of Jesus' transformative ministry in Jericho.2

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