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Hymns for Luke 24

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Christ Is Alive! Let Christians Sing Luke 24:1-12This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection and living presence, directly reflecting Luke 24's account of the empty tomb and risen Lord.5
Go to the World! Luke 24:13-49This hymn echoes Luke 24's Great Commission as the risen Christ sends his disciples into all the world to proclaim the gospel.5
Señor Jesús, el día ya se fue Luke 24:29This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "stay with us, for it is toward evening" as darkness fell in Luke 24:29.5
Christ Beside Me Luke 24:32This hymn celebrates Christ's abiding presence with believers, echoing the risen Lord's promise to be with His disciples always in Luke 24.5
Jesus, Lord, Redeemer Luke 24:32This hymn directly references Luke 24's accounts of Jesus appearing to the disciples on the Emmaus road and in the upper room after His resurrection.5
Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts Luke 24:13-35This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' recognition of Jesus in the breaking of bread and their hearts burning within them.4
Go to Dark Gethsemane Luke 24:1-12This hymn traces Christ's passion journey from Gethsemane to Calvary and culminates in the resurrection hope central to Luke 24.4
Open My Eyes, That I May See Luke 24:31This hymn echoes the disciples' experience on the Emmaus road when their eyes were opened to recognize the risen Christ.4
Speak with us, Lord, thyself reveal Luke 24:32This hymn echoes the Emmaus road encounter where the risen Christ walked and talked with disciples, revealing himself to them.4
Be Present at Our Table, Lord Luke 24:13-44This hymn connects to Christ's table fellowship with disciples after His resurrection, when He blessed and broke bread with them.4
The day, O Lord, is spent Luke 24:29This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "abide with us" as evening fell in Luke 24:29, inviting Christ's presence.4
Christ the Lord is Risen Today Luke 24:34This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection, the central event of Luke 24 where the empty tomb and risen Lord bring joy and victory over death.4
On this day, the first of days Luke 24:1-8This hymn celebrates the first day of the week when Christ rose from death, the central event of Luke 24's resurrection account.4
Because He Lives Luke 24:1-12This hymn celebrates the empty tomb and resurrection of Christ that Luke 24 describes, affirming that because He lives, believers can face the future with hope and confidence.4
Good Christians All, Rejoice and Sing Luke 24:1-53This hymn celebrates the resurrection of Christ, the central event of Luke 24 where the risen Lord appears to His disciples.4
This Is the Day Luke 24:1This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as recounted in Luke 24, rejoicing in the day the Lord rose again.4
"The Lord is risen indeed!" Luke 24:34This hymn proclaims the resurrection declaration of Luke 24:34, "The Lord is risen indeed," celebrating Christ's victory over death.4
Abide, O dearest Jesus Luke 24:28-35This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "stay with us" when they recognized the risen Christ at evening.4
Christ Is Risen! Shout Hosanna! Luke 24:36-49This hymn celebrates the resurrection account of Luke 24, proclaiming Christ's victory over death with joy and wonder.4
Come, Share the Lord Luke 24:32This hymn reflects Luke 24's risen Christ breaking bread with disciples, revealing himself through fellowship and communion.4

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