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Hymns for Luke 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Nativity of Jesus Luke 2:31-32This hymn directly references Luke 2's nativity account with imagery of the infant Jesus wrapped in swaddling bands and laid in a manger.1
Little Children, Welcome Luke 2:281
Come, join the dance of Trinity Luke 2:121
Some Children See Him Luke 2:15-201
O Come, Little Children Luke 2:1-20This hymn invites children to witness the nativity scene described in Luke 2, including the manger, shepherds, and angels praising God.1
Glory, glory to God in the highest, Glory, glory to God in the highest Luke 2:14This hymn echoes the angels' proclamation "Glory to God in the highest" from Luke 2:14 at Christ's birth.1
Grande Deus, o teu louvor (Großer Gott, wir loben dich) Luke 2:141
The Angel of Peace Luke 2:1-20This hymn retells Luke 2's account of the angel announcing Christ's birth to the shepherds in Bethlehem.1
Creo en Jesús Luke 21
Reformation Song Luke 2:141
Ahora, Señor Luke 2:29-321
En nuestra oscuridad Luke 2:321
Em linda noite Luke 2:141
Nunc Dimittis: In Peace, Dismiss Your Servant, Lord Luke 2:401
Sheep Fast Asleep /Hitsuji Wa Luke 2:8-141
Little Baby Jesus Luke 2:6-71
Within a Crib My Savior Lay Luke 2:121
Mary, Did You Know? Luke 2:25-351
O Carpenter, Why Leave the Bench Luke 2:49-52This hymn reflects on Jesus the carpenter from Luke 2:51-52, pondering why he left his trade to fulfill his divine mission.1
Let Our Gladness Banish Sadness Luke 2:1-16This hymn celebrates the nativity scene of Luke 2, depicting Christ's birth in a manger and the angels' joyful proclamation.1

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