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| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stay With Us | Luke 24This hymn echoes the Emmaus disciples' plea "stay with us" as evening fell in Luke 24:29. | 2 | ||
| They Set Out on Their Homeward Road | Luke 24This hymn retells the Emmaus road encounter where two disciples meet the risen Christ on their journey home. | 2 | ||
| Let Us Tarry for the Power | Luke 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 hell | Luke 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 Jesus | Luke 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 Room | Luke 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 celebrate | Luke 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 Santo | Luke 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 buscarte | Luke 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 Morning | Luke 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 Ever | Luke 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 way | Luke 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 glowing | Luke 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 children | Luke 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 Ascended | Luke 24:44-53 | 2 | ||
| Tu Cena, Oh Dios | Luke 24:30This hymn connects to the meal Jesus shared with disciples after His resurrection in Luke 24. | 2 |