Hymns for Luke 1

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'I have a dream', a man once saidLuke 1:78-79This hymn connects dreams of hope and transformation with Mary's Magnificat, where God's promises bring justice and renewal.2
Mary, Blessed Teenage MotherLuke 1:26-382
My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord (Magnificat)Luke 1:46-552
O Child of promise, come!Luke 1:32-33This hymn echoes Luke 1's prophecies of the coming Messiah who brings light, peace, and God's gracious reign to all people.2
El Dios de inmensa majestadLuke 1:46-49This hymn celebrates God's majestic glory fitting for the Advent season proclaimed in Mary's Magnificat.2
Magnifcat 3 (Proclama Mi Ser) (My Spirit Exults)Luke 1:46-55This hymn is a musical setting of Mary's Magnificat from Luke 1:46-55, directly quoting her song of praise to God.2
Luke 1:46-56: My soul and spirit, filled with joyLuke 1:46-562
O Praise, My Soul, the LordLuke 1:552
In Matthew's Gospel There Are FiveLuke 1:26-56This hymn echoes Luke 1's theme of God choosing unlikely women like Mary to fulfill divine purposes through faith.2
My Soul Doth Magnify the LordLuke 1:46-552
Blest Be the God of IsraelLuke 1:67-79This hymn is based directly on Zechariah's prophetic song (the Benedictus) found in Luke 1:68-79.2
The Lord, the God of Israel Be greatly blessed! for HeLuke 1:68-792
The Song of the blessed Virgin Mary, at her meeting ElizabethLuke 1:46-552
O Menino, Que Vai Ser?Luke 1:662
One day an angel here on this earthLuke 1:26-382
While Mary was watching, they hung Jesus highLuke 1:26-382
You Have Come to Your PeopleLuke 1:68-79This hymn directly quotes and paraphrases Zechariah's prophetic song (the Benedictus) from Luke 1:68-79, celebrating God's redemption of Israel.2
¿Qué Niño Es Este?Luke 1:662
BenedictusLuke 1:68This hymn is the Benedictus, Zechariah's prophetic song of praise from Luke 1:68-79.2
MagnificatLuke 1:46This hymn is Mary's song of praise from Luke 1:46-55, the Magnificat itself.2

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