Hymns for Luke 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Amen, Amen Luke 2:46-47This hymn's opening verse directly depicts the baby Jesus lying in a manger on Christmas morning, the central scene of Luke 2.5
I Wonder As I Wander Luke 2:1-20This hymn reflects on the nativity story in Luke 2, pondering Christ's humble birth in a stable with shepherds and the wonder of God's salvation for ordinary people.5
We Have a Gospel to Proclaim Luke 2:1-75
Go Now in Peace Luke 2:295
Behold, the great creator makes Luke 2:6-165
He Is Born, the Divine Christ Child Luke 2:115
Awake! Awake, and Greet the New Morn Luke 2This hymn celebrates the angelic announcement and birth of Christ as told in Luke 2, calling believers to rejoice in Emmanuel's arrival.5
Star-Child Luke 2:145
Where Shepherds Lately Knelt Luke 2:1-16This hymn retells the shepherds' visit to the newborn Jesus in Bethlehem as recorded in Luke 2.5
Still, Still, Still Luke 2:7-145
Lord, let thy servant now depart Luke 2:29-325
Canto de Simeón (Song of Simeon) Luke 2:29-32This hymn is a Spanish version of Simeon's prayer in Luke 2:29-32, sung when he held the infant Jesus.5
Sálvanos, Señor, despiertos (Save Us, O Lord) Luke 2:29-32This hymn is a musical setting of Simeon's Nunc Dimittis from Luke 2:29-32, when he blessed the infant Jesus in the temple.5
Gloria Patri Luke 2:144
Hail to the Lord's Anointed Luke 2:1-20This hymn celebrates the birth and mission of the Messiah, echoing Luke 2's announcement of Christ's arrival as Savior.4
The Incarnation Luke 2:13-144
All Glory Be to God on High Luke 2:14This hymn opens with the angels' song of "Glory to God in the highest" from Luke 2:14, proclaiming peace and goodwill to all people.4
Creator of the Stars of Night Luke 2:6-94
Adeste Fideles Luke 2This hymn invites worshipers to come to Bethlehem to adore the newborn King, echoing Luke 2's nativity narrative and the angels' gloria in excelsis Deo.4
Vom Himmel hoch, da komm' ich her Luke 2:9-164

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