Hymns for Luke 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Spirit of the LordLuke 4:18-19This hymn directly quotes Luke 4:18, where Jesus proclaims His anointing to bring good news to the poor and freedom to the oppressed.1
Our Lord, You Were SentLuke 4:1-13This hymn retells Jesus's temptation in the wilderness as recorded in Luke 4, reflecting on His fasting and resistance to Satan's tests.1
God, Bless the Poet's Heart and HandLuke 4:20-30This hymn echoes Luke 4's call to humble service and faithful proclamation, recognizing that God's ways transcend human understanding.1
Come, share the SpiritLuke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Luke 4's proclamation of good news to the poor and the Spirit's anointing for justice and liberation.1
O Love, how vast, how flowing freeLuke 4:1-13This hymn directly references Luke 4's account of Jesus' baptism, wilderness temptation, and fasting.1
Behold the Lamb of GodLuke 4:14-30This hymn celebrates Christ as the prophesied Lamb of God, connecting to Luke 4's account of Jesus beginning his divine ministry.1
When the Lord Redeems the Very LeastLuke 4:18-19This hymn celebrates Luke 4's proclamation of good news to the poor, healing for the sick, and the arrival of God's kingdom.1
They Shall Be Oaks of RighteousnessLuke 4:17-19This hymn echoes Luke 4's proclamation of freedom and liberation for the oppressed through Christ's ministry.1
Till All the Jails Are EmptyLuke 4:16-21This hymn echoes Jesus's Luke 4 mission to bring good news to the poor, freedom to prisoners, and liberation to the oppressed.1
Companion of the PoorLuke 4:18-19This hymn reflects Jesus' Luke 4 mission to bring good news to the poor and freedom to the oppressed.1
Called Together and UnitedLuke 4:14-30This hymn echoes Jesus' mission in Luke 4:18-19 to bring good news to the poor, freedom to captives, and liberty to the oppressed.1
Good News! Our Christ Has Come!Luke 4:14-30This hymn directly echoes Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus proclaims His mission to bring good news, heal the brokenhearted, free the captives, and give sight to the blind.1
RedemptionLuke 4:16-21This hymn echoes Luke 4's proclamation of the anointed one who brings freedom, healing, and restoration to the broken and oppressed.1
Come, Let Us DreamLuke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Jesus' inaugural mission in Luke 4 to bring freedom to prisoners, sight to the blind, and good news to the poor.1
Disciple's SongLuke 4:14-21This hymn directly echoes Jesus' mission statement from Luke 4:18-19, proclaiming good news to the poor, freedom for prisoners, and comfort for the oppressed.1
Love inspired the angerLuke 4:14-21This hymn reflects Jesus' prophetic ministry in Luke 4, where his message of justice provoked anger and rejection.1
River (Rivière)Luke 4:1This hymn's invocation of the Spirit connects to Luke 4's account of Jesus being filled with and led by the Holy Spirit.1
You Are Holy (Hamba nathi)Luke 4:18This hymn echoes Luke 4's theme of Jesus showing the way through his ministry and calling disciples to follow him.1
I Am the DreamLuke 4:1This hymn reflects Luke 4's theme of Christ's identity and mission, echoing the intimate union between God and humanity that Jesus proclaimed in his ministry.1
I Saw the Rich Ones (Work for a World)Luke 4:18This hymn reflects Luke 4's theme of Jesus proclaiming good news to the poor and freedom for the oppressed, celebrating God's upside-down kingdom where the marginalized are embraced.1

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