Hymns for Luke 22

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Now the Silence Luke 22:14-20This hymn reflects Luke 22's Last Supper themes of communion, Christ's body and blood, and the Father's welcoming embrace.3
By Gracious Powers So Wonderfully Sheltered Luke 22:42This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in Gethsemane to accept God's cup of suffering with trust and submission.3
We Come as Guests Invited Luke 22:17-24This hymn reflects Luke 22's account of Jesus instituting the Last Supper, inviting his disciples to share bread and wine in remembrance of him.3
Stay with Me Luke 22:39-46This hymn echoes Jesus's words to his disciples in Gethsemane, asking them to stay awake and pray with him.3
In Remembrance Luke 22:19This hymn directly references Luke 22's institution of the Lord's Supper with Christ's words "do this in remembrance of Me.3
Thy Way, O Lord Luke 22:42This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in Gethsemane, "not my will, but yours be done" (Luke 22:42), expressing complete submission to God's will.3
Broken for Me Luke 22:17-20This hymn directly references Jesus' words at the Last Supper in Luke 22, where he breaks bread and pours wine as his body and blood given for our forgiveness.3
God of Freedom, God of Justice Luke 22:42This hymn reflects Luke 22's themes of servant leadership and Christ's call to justice over worldly power.3
Jesus calls us here to meet him Luke 22:17-19This hymn reflects Luke 22's themes of Jesus calling disciples to gather, share communion, and remain faithful friends even amid human weakness and failure.3
We worship at your feet Luke 22:63This hymn invites worshipful reflection on Christ's passion, directly connecting to Luke 22's account of Jesus's suffering and sacrifice.3
Lord, We Have Come at Your Own Invitation Luke 22:14-20This hymn reflects Luke 22's account of the Last Supper, where Jesus invites his disciples to the table and calls them friends.3
Shout for joy! The Lord has let us feast Luke 22:14-20This hymn celebrates the institution of Holy Communion, which Jesus established with his disciples in Luke 22 at the Last Supper.3
Stay Here Luke 22:40-46This hymn echoes Jesus' words to his disciples in Gethsemane, asking them to stay awake and pray with him.3
When We Are Tempted to Deny Your Son Luke 22:3-5This hymn reflects Peter's denial and Judas's betrayal of Jesus in Gethsemane and during His trial, calling believers to faithfulness.3
Stations of the Cross Luke 22:1-71This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer of surrender in Gethsemane, directly echoing His words "not my will, but yours be done.3
When Twilight Comes (Evening Song) Luke 22:14-23This hymn reflects Luke 22's account of Jesus sharing the Last Supper with the twelve disciples, expressing His tender care for them.3
This Is My Body Luke 22:14-23This hymn directly quotes Jesus' words instituting the Lord's Supper in Luke 22:19-20, "This is my body" and "my blood poured out for you.3
Three holy days enfold us now Luke 22:14-20This hymn directly references Luke 22's account of Jesus washing feet and breaking bread at the Last Supper during Holy Week.3
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy Luke 22:44This hymn echoes Christ's invitation at the Last Supper to come and receive His grace and salvation.2
Soldiers of Christ, Arise Luke 22:53This hymn connects to Luke 22's call to spiritual vigilance and prayer during times of trial and temptation.2

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