Hymns for Luke 19

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Rejoice, O Zion's DaughterLuke 19:28-38This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19, with references to spreading branches, hosannas, and the donkey.2
A Long-Lost LambLuke 19:1-10This hymn celebrates Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus in Luke 19, emphasizing God's joy when the lost are found and welcomed home.2
Veio a Este Mundo o Senhor JesusLuke 19:10This hymn celebrates Jesus coming into the world, reflecting Luke 19's account of Christ's earthly ministry and mission to seek and save the lost.2
Fala e Não Te CalesLuke 19:40This hymn echoes Luke 19's call to proclaim the gospel urgently, as Jesus entered Jerusalem amid voices that could not be silenced.2
Shout, 'Hosanna, welcome to Jesus the King!'Luke 19:28-38This hymn celebrates Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19:28-40, with crowds shouting "Hosanna" and waving palm branches.2
All is ready for the Feast!Luke 19:45-48This hymn depicts Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem and cleansing of the temple, both recorded in Luke 19.2
How can we know how long you waitLuke 19:17This hymn echoes the faithful servant's longing to hear "Well done" from the master in Jesus' parable of the minas.2
Hosanna al Hijo de DavidLuke 19:40This hymn celebrates Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Luke 19, echoing the crowds' cries of "Hosanna" and "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.2
Joy to the WorldLuke 19:10This hymn celebrates Christ's coming as King, echoing the joy of the crowds welcoming Jesus into Jerusalem in Luke 19.1
Come, we that love the LordLuke 19:35-40This hymn echoes the joyful celebration of Zacchaeus and the crowd when salvation came to his house in Luke 19.1
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and NeedyLuke 19:10This hymn echoes Jesus's mission in Luke 19 to seek and save the lost, inviting sinners to come for salvation.1
A Charge to Keep I HaveLuke 19:13This hymn reflects the faithful stewardship called for in Luke 19's parable of the minas, emphasizing accountability to God.1
Hark, the glad sound! the Savior comesLuke 19:10This hymn celebrates Christ's mission to seek and save the lost, echoing Zacchaeus's encounter with the Savior in Luke 19.1
O Sacred Head, Now WoundedLuke 19:2-3This hymn reflects Luke 19's journey toward Jerusalem where Jesus would suffer the crown of thorns and crucifixion for sinners' salvation.1
We'll Work Till Jesus ComesLuke 19:13This hymn reflects Luke 19's parable of the minas, emphasizing faithful service until Christ's return.1
Hark, My Soul! It Is The Lord!Luke 19:1-10This hymn echoes Christ's call to Zacchaeus in Luke 19, emphasizing the Lord's personal invitation to repentance and transforming grace.1
Let the Lower Lights Be BurningLuke 19:10This hymn echoes Luke 19:10's mission to seek and save the lost by calling believers to shine Christ's light to rescue struggling souls.1
Praise Him! Praise Him!Luke 19:38This hymn connects to Luke 19's triumphal entry with its call to "hail him" and praise Jesus as King and Redeemer.1
Purity of HeartLuke 19:28-40This hymn's emphasis on purity of heart connects to Zacchaeus's transformation and Jesus's mission to seek and save the lost in Luke 19.1
The Haven of RestLuke 19:10This hymn echoes Zacchaeus's story of salvation coming to the lost, finding rest from sin through Jesus.1

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