Hymns for Luke 24

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Stay With UsLuke 24This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "stay with us" as evening fell in Luke 24:29.2
They Set Out on Their Homeward RoadLuke 24This hymn retells the Emmaus road encounter where two disciples meet the risen Christ on their journey home.2
Let Us Tarry for the PowerLuke 24:49This hymn reflects Luke 24:49 where Jesus commands His disciples to tarry in Jerusalem until they receive power from on high.2
Why should we fear the powers of hellLuke 24:13-35This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection and victory over death, central themes of Luke 24's account of the empty tomb and risen Lord.2
Fraction Anthe: The disciples knew the Lord JesusLuke 24:35This hymn directly references Luke 24:35, where the disciples recognized the risen Jesus in the breaking of bread at Emmaus.2
Come On in My RoomLuke 24:29This hymn reflects Luke 24's themes of Jesus's healing presence and the joy and peace the disciples experienced after encountering the risen Christ.2
Christ is alive, and the universe must celebrateLuke 24:2This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection with the rolled-away stone and alleluias that echo Luke 24's Easter morning discovery.2
Lift up your hearts, believers!Luke 24:49-51This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension to heaven, which Luke 24 describes as Jesus blessing the disciples before being carried up into glory.2
He is Risen! He is Risen!Luke 24:34This hymn celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the central event proclaimed in Luke 24.2
El Fuego SantoLuke 24:32This hymn connects to Luke 24's account of the risen Christ sending the Holy Spirit's fire upon His disciples.2
May Peace Be With You (Salamun, Kullaheen)Luke 24:36This hymn echoes Jesus' greeting "Peace be with you" to his disciples in Luke 24:36 after his resurrection.2
Venimos aquí a buscarteLuke 24:28-35This hymn connects to the Emmaus road encounter where disciples sought and recognized Jesus in the breaking of bread.2
In the Dark of Easter MorningLuke 24:12This hymn reflects Luke 24's account of the women discovering the empty tomb in the early morning darkness of resurrection day.2
Abide With Me EverLuke 24:29This hymn echoes the disciples' plea "abide with us" to the risen Christ on the Emmaus road in Luke 24:29.2
All is ready for the Feast!Luke 24:21This hymn depicts Jesus's final journey to Jerusalem and death, setting the stage for the resurrection joy celebrated in Luke 24.2
At dawn the women made their wayLuke 24:1-11This hymn retells Luke 24's account of the women discovering the empty tomb at dawn and encountering the risen Christ.2
Our hearts are glowingLuke 24:13-35This hymn directly retells Luke 24's resurrection accounts, including Mary at the tomb, the Emmaus road encounter with Cleopas, and the disciples' joy at seeing the risen Christ.2
Father most loving, listen to your childrenLuke 24:25-27This hymn reflects Luke 24's themes of Christ's presence in Scripture, breaking of bread, and disciples gathering in worship.2
O Christ, When You AscendedLuke 24:44-532
Tu Cena, Oh DiosLuke 24:30This hymn connects to the meal Jesus shared with disciples after His resurrection in Luke 24.2

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