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Hymns for Luke 23

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
All is ready for the Feast! Luke 23:32-442
Sing to the world of Christ our sovereign Lord Luke 23:38This hymn proclaims Christ's sovereignty and kingship, connecting to Luke 23 where Jesus is mocked as "King of the Jews" yet reigns from the cross.2
Mi dulce buen Jesús Luke 23:342
Sê fiel até à morte Luke 23:242
Rock of Ages Luke 23:1-49This hymn reflects Luke 23's themes of seeking refuge in Christ's atoning sacrifice at the cross.1
Abide With Me Luke 23:39-43This hymn echoes the plea "Lord, remember me" from the penitent thief in Luke 23:42, seeking Christ's abiding presence in life's darkest hours.1
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today Luke 23:34-461
Amen (Service Music) Luke 23:33-431
Safely Through Another Week Luke 23:54-561
Sweet the Moments Luke 23:47-491
Ye Servants of God, Your Master Proclaim Luke 23:421
Hark, My Soul! It Is The Lord! Luke 23:421
Individual Confession and Absolution (Confesión y Absolución Individual) Luke 23:50-531
For all the Saints, who from their labor rest Luke 23:43This hymn connects to the penitent thief's promise of paradise in Luke 23:43, celebrating the faithful who now rest with Christ.1
Hark! the Voice of Love and Mercy Luke 23:46This hymn reflects Jesus's crucifixion at Calvary in Luke 23, especially His final words "It is finished.1
In the Hour of Trial Luke 23:41This hymn reflects Peter's denial of Jesus during His trial, calling believers to remain faithful when tested.1
Welcome, Delightful Morn Luke 23:54-561
Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne Luke 23:33This hymn connects to Luke 23 through its portrayal of Christ's humble journey from throne to cross, finding no earthly welcome yet offering salvation.1
I Will Sing Of My Redeemer Luke 23:461
We Three Kings of Orient Are Luke 23:53The hymn's gift of myrrh foreshadows Christ's death and burial described in Luke 23.1

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