Hymns for Luke 22

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Forty Days and Forty NightsLuke 22:39-48This hymn connects to Luke 22 through Jesus's forty-day wilderness temptation, which strengthened Him for His passion and crucifixion.1
My God, I Am ThineLuke 22:30This hymn echoes Luke 22's themes of covenant devotion and consecration to God through Christ's sacrifice.1
Make Me a Captive, LordLuke 22:42This hymn reflects Jesus's surrender to God's will in Gethsemane, where true freedom comes through submission to the Father's purpose.1
I do not ask, O LordLuke 22:42This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in Gethsemane to accept God's will despite suffering, trusting divine guidance through darkness.1
Deck Thyself, My Soul, With GladnessLuke 22:14-201
Draw Nigh and Take the Body of the LordLuke 22:19-20This hymn draws from Luke 22's institution of the Lord's Supper, inviting believers to partake of Christ's body and blood.1
Dark Was the NightLuke 22:411
Jesu, meines Lebens LebenLuke 22:191
When My Love to God Grows WeakLuke 22:40-461
Partaking of the Lord's SupperLuke 22:14-23This hymn directly reflects Luke 22's account of Jesus instituting the Lord's Supper with his disciples.1
Christ in GethsemaneLuke 22:41-441
Jesus, At Whose Supreme CommandLuke 22:191
And now, O Father, mindful of the loveLuke 22:14-201
Eternal Beam of Light DivineLuke 22:42This hymn references Jesus taking the cup in Luke 22:42, embracing God's will despite suffering with patience and trust.1
Lord, who throughout these forty daysLuke 22:31This hymn connects to Jesus's prayer and spiritual struggle in Gethsemane, calling believers to share in His prayerful endurance through temptation and suffering.1
O Holy City, Seen of JohnLuke 22:24-271
Triumph Over DeathLuke 22:191
Night, With Ebon PinionLuke 22:441
That Easter Day with Joy Was BrightLuke 22:30-31This hymn celebrates the Easter resurrection that follows the suffering and betrayal Jesus endured in Luke 22.1
Son of God, to Thee I cryLuke 22:441

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