Hymns for Luke 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
I Saw the Poor Ones Bring Their ChildLuke 2:35This hymn reflects Luke 2's account of Mary and Joseph presenting the infant Jesus at the temple.1
In God's Own TimeLuke 2This hymn reflects Luke 2's theme of God's perfect timing in sending the Savior at Christmas.1
Into the TempleLuke 2:38This hymn reflects Luke 2's account of Jesus being presented at the temple as an infant.1
Jesus of Nazareth Knew Who He WasLuke 2:51This hymn reflects on Jesus' identity and self-awareness, connecting to Luke 2's account of the young Jesus in the temple.1
Jesus, Visiting the TempleLuke 2:51This hymn reflects Luke 2's account of the young Jesus visiting the temple in Jerusalem.1
Let the Songs of Earth AriseLuke 2:20This hymn celebrates the joyful announcement of Christ's birth as proclaimed by angels in Luke 2.1
Like Abraham of Old, the Chosen Couple BringsLuke 2:38This hymn reflects Luke 2's account of Mary and Joseph presenting the infant Jesus at the temple.1
Lord, let your servant goLuke 2:32This hymn draws directly from Simeon's prayer in Luke 2:29-32, expressing readiness to depart in peace after seeing God's salvation.1
Now You Have Set Your Servant FreeLuke 2:32This hymn is based on Simeon's song (Nunc Dimittis) from Luke 2:29-32, celebrating Christ as the promised salvation.1
See Mary Setting Out at DawnLuke 2:241
Song of SimeonLuke 2:351
The Sheep Stood Stunned in Sudden LightLuke 2:211
The Shepherds Were Not WaitingLuke 2:201
Though Every Sun Shall Spend Its FireLuke 2:40This hymn reflects Luke 2's eternal hope that Christ's light endures beyond all earthly creation.1
Two Brothers Come to BlowsLuke 2I don't have enough information about this hymn's lyrics to make an accurate connection to Luke 2. Could you provide the hymn text or more details about its content?1
When Jesus Christ Was Eight Days OldLuke 2This hymn recounts the circumcision and naming of Jesus described in Luke 2:21.1
You Give, Lord, the Sign to Your ServantLuke 2:321
My Master, See, the Time Has ComeLuke 2:29-321
Glory to GodLuke 2:141
Glory to God in the HighestLuke 2:14This hymn directly quotes the angels' proclamation to the shepherds in Luke 2:14, celebrating Christ's birth with glory to God and peace on earth.1

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