Hymns for Luke 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
This is the yearLuke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Jesus' proclamation in Luke 4:18-19 of the year of Jubilee, bringing freedom to captives and healing to the brokenhearted.1
The One Who Dwells in GodLuke 4:10-11This hymn echoes Luke 4's account of Jesus resisting Satan's temptations by trusting in God's protective care and faithfulness.1
Holy Spirit of MessiahLuke 4:1-14This hymn celebrates the Holy Spirit's anointing of the Messiah, which Jesus proclaimed in Luke 4 when reading from Isaiah in the synagogue.1
Mountain of GodLuke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Luke 4's themes of good news for the poor, freedom for prisoners, and sight for the blind.1
We Praise the Word of GodLuke 4:16-21This hymn celebrates the Word made flesh and Scripture's proclamation, echoing Jesus reading Isaiah's prophecy of liberation in the synagogue.1
WaterfallLuke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Jesus' proclamation in Luke 4 of freedom and liberation for the oppressed through the Spirit's anointing.1
혼자소리로는 Honja sorironeun (With My Voice Alone)Luke 4:18-191
Jesus, Our True Lord of Love (Sarangŭi Chunim Yesu)Luke 4:16-21This hymn reflects Luke 4:18-19's proclamation of Jesus bringing good news, sight to the blind, and freedom to the oppressed.1
O God, Highest God, (Aw lalpa chungnung)Luke 4:18-19This hymn praises God's sovereign power and care for the poor and oppressed, echoing Jesus's Luke 4 mission to bring good news to the needy.1
The clay-stained hands of loveLuke 4:401
Almighty Sovereign Lord (Stretch out Your hand)Luke 4:431
Letanía de conmemoraciónLuke 4:211
El Espíritu del Señor está sobre míLuke 4:18-191
Gleichwie mich mein Vater gesandt hatLuke 4:18This hymn directly echoes Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus proclaims His mission to preach freedom to captives and the oppressed.1
40 Días en el DesiertoLuke 4:1-131
Teaching in the SynagogueLuke 4:16-21This hymn directly retells Luke 4's account of Jesus reading from Isaiah in the Nazareth synagogue and proclaiming his mission to heal and liberate.1
The world his abject povertyLuke 4:22-301
The Lord God appointed the way of salvationLuke 4:18-211
Good news is here: let lameness turn to leapingLuke 4:18-21This hymn celebrates the good news and healing ministry Jesus proclaimed in Luke 4, where the lame leap and captives are freed.1
Cristo se ha encarnadoLuke 4:17-19This hymn celebrates Christ's incarnation, connecting to Luke 4 where Jesus begins His earthly ministry.1

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