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Hymns for Luke 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
What Shall I Do? Luke 3:101
Ye Sons of Men, O, Hearken Luke 3:4-5This hymn echoes John the Baptist's call in Luke 3 to prepare the way of the Lord by making paths straight and valleys level.1
Christ Brings the Kingdom Where Barrenness Blooms Luke 3:20This hymn reflects Luke 3's imagery of transformation as John proclaims God's kingdom making the barren fruitful.1
Christ, Your Footprints through the Desert Luke 3:16This hymn reflects Jesus's forty-day wilderness journey and temptation described in Luke 3:21-4:13.1
New Light Has Dawned Luke 3:22This hymn reflects Luke 3's theme of light breaking into darkness through John's prophetic ministry preparing the way for Christ.1
What Is the Crying at Jordan? Luke 3:1-17This hymn reflects John the Baptist's prophetic cry in the wilderness at the Jordan, calling people to prepare their hearts for the coming Messiah.1
Baptism of the Holy Spirit Luke 3:16This hymn connects to John the Baptist's promise in Luke 3:16 that Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire.1
Prepare the Way of the Lord Luke 3:4-6This hymn directly quotes Luke 3's call to prepare the way of the Lord and proclaim God's salvation to all people.1
Arise, shine, your light has come Luke 3:7-18This hymn echoes John the Baptist's call to prepare for Christ's coming light that dispels darkness.1
Down Galilee's slow roadways Luke 3:1-22This hymn retells Jesus' baptism by John in the Jordan River, as narrated in Luke 3:21-22, including the descending Spirit and God's voice declaring Jesus as His beloved Son.1
God Is Our Strength From Days Of Old Luke 3:22This hymn connects to Luke 3's baptism narrative through its celebration of the Word made flesh and God's redemptive purpose revealed in Christ.1
I Went Down in the Valley Luke 3:1-221
With Water Freely Flowing Luke 3:16-22This hymn reflects Luke 3's account of John's baptism with water and the Spirit's descent like a dove upon Jesus.1
Toda la tierra (All Earth is Waiting) Luke 3:4This hymn echoes John the Baptist's call in Luke 3 to prepare the way of the Lord by making straight paths and leveling mountains and valleys.1
Come from within Luke 3:21-22This hymn connects to Luke 3's account of the Holy Spirit descending at Jesus' baptism, emphasizing the Spirit's transformative presence and power.1
Unbounded Spirit, Breath of God Luke 3:16This hymn echoes Luke 3's themes of the Spirit's cleansing work and John's baptismal call to repentance and renewal.1
Alleluia! Give the Glory Luke 3:4This hymn's call to give glory and honor to the Lord echoes John the Baptist's message in Luke 3 to prepare the way for the coming Messiah.1
Ide, consolai meu povo Luke 3:4-61
As the Moon Is to the Sun Luke 3:20This hymn reflects John the Baptist's call to prepare the way for Christ, as the moon reflects the sun's light.1
Baptism of the Lord Luke 3:21-22This hymn directly references Jesus's baptism in the Jordan River, the central event of Luke 3.1

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