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Hymns for Luke 24

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
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
Lord Jesu Christ, with us abide Luke 24:29This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "abide with us" as evening fell in Luke 24:29, asking Christ to remain and illumine hearts with His Word.3
Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the Holy Anthem Rise Luke 24:5This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection with joyful alleluias, echoing the Easter morning discovery and triumph over death in Luke 24.3
Open the Eyes of My Heart Luke 24:31This hymn echoes the disciples' prayer for spiritual sight to recognize the risen Christ in Luke 24.3
O Thou Who This Mysterious Bread Luke 24:13-35This hymn directly references Luke 24's Emmaus road encounter where Jesus broke bread with disciples and revealed himself.3
¡Cristo la tumba venció! Luke 24:2-3This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection from the tomb, the central event of Luke 24 where the women find the empty tomb and Jesus appears to His disciples.3
Christ Has Arisen, Alleluia Luke 24:1-12This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as recounted in Luke 24, where the empty tomb and risen Jesus dispel death's gloom with joy.3
Easter Song Luke 24:1-10This hymn directly references Luke 24's account of the angel announcing Christ's resurrection at the empty tomb.3
Dime la historia de Cristo Luke 24:14-32This hymn's focus on Christ's resurrection story directly connects to Luke 24's account of the empty tomb and risen Savior.3
He Comes to Us as One Unknown Luke 24:13-49This hymn reflects Luke 24's theme of Christ coming to his followers in unexpected ways, as he did to the disciples on the Emmaus road.3
Sing We Triumphant Hymns Luke 24:50-53This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension to heaven, which Luke 24 describes as the culmination of His resurrection appearances.3
Come to the Feast (Ven al Banquete) Luke 24:30-31This hymn echoes Luke 24's post-resurrection meal at Emmaus where Jesus reveals himself through the breaking of bread at table.3
Shout for joy! The Lord has let us feast Luke 24:30This hymn celebrates Christ's presence in communion, echoing the Emmaus disciples' recognition of the risen Lord in the breaking of bread.3
Christ Has Arisen / Mfurahini, Haleluya Luke 24:1-12This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection from the tomb, the central event of Luke 24 where the women discover the empty grave and Jesus appears to his disciples.3
Because You Live, O Christ Luke 24:1-2This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection with imagery directly from Luke 24, including the rolled-away stone and triumph over death.3
The risen Christ, who walks on wounded feet Luke 24:13-49This hymn directly portrays Luke 24's resurrection appearances, including Christ's wounded body, the Emmaus road encounter, and his gift of peace to fearful disciples.3
Christians, lift up your hearts Luke 24:9This hymn connects to Luke 24's account of the risen Christ meeting disciples and promising the Spirit's empowering presence.3
Stay with Us Luke 24:36-49This hymn directly echoes the Emmaus road encounter where disciples asked Jesus to "stay with us" as evening came.3
Jesus is risen from the grave Luke 24:29-31This hymn celebrates the resurrection account of Luke 24, where Jesus rises from the grave and appears to his followers.3
Come to Us, Beloved Stranger Luke 24:35This hymn retells the Emmaus road encounter where the risen Christ walked with disciples, opened Scripture, and revealed himself in the breaking of bread.3

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