Hymns for Luke 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Glory to God in the HighestLuke 2:13This hymn echoes the angels' proclamation "Glory to God in the highest" at Christ's birth in Luke 2:14.1
Ye Fair Green Hills of GalileeLuke 2:51-521
The Glory of These Forty DaysLuke 2:37This hymn connects to Luke 2 through Christ's incarnation, celebrating the humanity He assumed at birth to accomplish His redemptive mission.1
The Angel Gabriel from Heaven CameLuke 2:6-71
There's Something About That NameLuke 2:111
GloriaLuke 2:141
Come, Let Us SingLuke 2:11This hymn celebrates Jesus the Savior joyfully coming to dwell with humanity, echoing Luke 2's account of Christ's birth.1
How Bright Appears the Morning StarLuke 2:1-201
The Ministry of AngelsLuke 2:131
O Come, Divine MessiahLuke 2:1-20This hymn expresses the Advent longing fulfilled in Luke 2 when the awaited Messiah finally came to earth as the Savior.1
Lord God, Your Love Has Called Us HereLuke 2:1-14This hymn celebrates God's love calling us together, echoing Luke 2's theme of divine grace gathering humanity through Christ's birth.1
Let Us All with Gladsome VoiceLuke 2:20This hymn celebrates the birth of Christ described in Luke 2, praising God for sending His Son to bring joy and salvation to the world.1
I Sing a Song of the Saints of GodLuke 2:15-161
Be Joyful, MaryLuke 2:19This hymn celebrates Mary, whose joyful response to the angel and birth of Jesus are central to Luke 2's nativity narrative.1
¡El cielo canta alegría!Luke 2:8-14This hymn echoes the angels' joyful proclamation of God's glory at Christ's birth in Luke 2.1
Gloria a DiosLuke 2:14This hymn echoes the angels' song "Glory to God in the highest" from Luke 2:14 at Christ's birth.1
Here I Am to WorshipLuke 2:1-20This hymn celebrates Christ's humble incarnation at Bethlehem, echoing Luke 2's account of the King of Heaven becoming poor to dwell among us.1
O praise the Lord, all you nations (Today is born a Saviour)Luke 2:8-14This hymn's Christmas refrain "Today is born a Saviour, Christ the Lord" directly echoes the angel's announcement to the shepherds in Luke 2:11.1
Be Still, For the Spirit of the LordLuke 2:9This hymn echoes the reverent awe and holy presence experienced by the shepherds at Christ's birth in Luke 2.1
Come Hither, Ye ChildrenLuke 2:161

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