Hymns for Luke 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Master Workman of the RaceLuke 2:496
Hymn 19Luke 2:276
In His Temple Now Behold HimLuke 2:22-38This hymn celebrates the presentation of infant Jesus at the temple, as described in Luke 2:22-38, where Simeon and Anna recognized Him as the long-awaited Messiah.6
People, Look EastLuke 2:1-206
Venid, pastorcillosLuke 2:4-206
The Friendly BeastsLuke 2:76
Immaculate MaryLuke 2:10-146
Venid, fieles todos, A Belén vayamosLuke 2:8-20This hymn invites believers to journey to Bethlehem and worship the newborn Christ, echoing Luke 2's nativity account.6
Amen, AmenLuke 2:46-47This hymn's opening verse directly depicts the baby Jesus lying in a manger on Christmas morning, the central scene of Luke 2.6
GloriaLuke 2:146
Ángeles cantando estánLuke 2:7-206
Mary Had a BabyLuke 2:1-20This hymn retells Luke 2's nativity story, celebrating Mary's baby Jesus born as King in a manger.6
Allá en el pesebreLuke 2:1-7This hymn depicts the nativity scene of Jesus born in a manger, directly reflecting Luke 2's account of Christ's birth.6
Night of SilenceLuke 2This hymn captures the cold darkness and hopeful anticipation before Christ's birth announced in Luke 2.6
Holy Child Within the Manger (Carol at the Manger)Luke 2:1-20This hymn reflects on the nativity scene of Luke 2, celebrating Christ's humble birth in the manger and his incarnation as hope for all people.6
Lord God, You Now Have Set Your Servant FreeLuke 2:32This hymn is a poetic rendering of Simeon's prayer in Luke 2:29-32 when he held the infant Jesus in the temple.6
O'er the gloomy hills of darknessLuke 2:325
Who Is He in Yonder StallLuke 2:1-205
A Great and Mighty WonderLuke 2:1-20This hymn celebrates the virgin birth and angels announcing Christ's arrival to shepherds, directly reflecting Luke 2's nativity account.5
Unto Us a Boy Is BornLuke 2:1-165

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