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Hymns for Luke 24

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
¡Cristo Vive! (Christ is Living) Luke 24:1-10This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as recounted in Luke 24, echoing the angel's proclamation that Jesus is not among the dead but lives.4
El Peregrino de Emaús (The Emmaus road) Luke 24:13-35This hymn retells Luke 24's account of Jesus meeting two disciples on the road to Emmaus after his resurrection.4
Woman in the Night Luke 24This hymn celebrates women's encounters with Jesus, connecting to Luke 24's account of women as the first witnesses of the resurrection.4
He's Alive! Luke 24:6-7This hymn celebrates the resurrection account in Luke 24, where the women discover Jesus has risen from the dead as He promised.4
A Prophet-Woman broke a jar Luke 24:1-12This hymn celebrates the faithful woman who left Christ's tomb and preached the resurrection gospel, as described in Luke 24.4
Surrexit Dominus Vere II Luke 24:5-6This hymn proclaims "The Lord is risen indeed," directly echoing the disciples' joyful declaration in Luke 24:34.4
Divino compañero Luke 24:13-35This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "Stay with us, for it is evening" as they walked with the risen Christ.4
When I'm feeling down and sad Luke 24:13-36This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' experience of Christ's comforting presence during their confusion and sadness.4
Come, let us worship him, endlessly sing Luke 24:1-9This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as recounted in Luke 24, proclaiming Jesus risen from the grave with alleluias of worship and joy.4
O Little Town of Bethlehem Luke 24:29This hymn connects to Luke 24 through the shared theme of Christ's incarnation bringing light, hope, and divine presence to humanity.3
This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made Luke 24:1-12This hymn celebrates the resurrection day described in Luke 24, when Christ rose from the dead and appeared to His disciples.3
O Word of God Incarnate Luke 24:13-44This hymn celebrates Christ as the living Word revealed in Scripture, echoing how Jesus opened the disciples' understanding of Scripture in Luke 24.3
Christ for the World We Sing Luke 24:47This hymn reflects Luke 24's commission to proclaim Christ's redemptive work to all the world with fervent witness.3
Of the Father's Love Begotten Luke 24:25-27This hymn celebrates Christ's eternal divinity and incarnation, connecting to Luke 24's revelation of the risen Lord's divine nature and mission.3
See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph Luke 24:50This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension to heaven, which Luke 24 describes as the culmination of His resurrection victory.3
Jesus, We Look to Thee Luke 24:13-44This hymn reflects Luke 24's theme of looking to the risen Christ who promised His presence with believers.3
Lead Me to Calvary Luke 24:1-10This hymn references Luke 24's account of the empty tomb, with Mary coming through the gloom to find angels guarding where Jesus slept.3
Ach bleib' bei uns, Herr Jesu Christ Luke 24:29This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "Abide with us" as evening fell in Luke 24:29.3
The Lord is risen indeed! Luke 24:1-7This hymn celebrates the resurrection declaration "The Lord is risen indeed!" spoken by the disciples in Luke 24:34.3
El Señor resucitó Luke 24:6-7This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection, the central event of Luke 24 where the women find the empty tomb and Jesus appears to His disciples.3

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