Hymns for Luke 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
From God the Father, Virgin-Born Luke 4:181
Rise and hear! The Lord is speaking Luke 4:14-21This hymn echoes Luke 4's theme of Jesus proclaiming the gospel word that brings freedom, healing, and transformation to all who hear.1
I Give You All The Honor (I Worship You) Luke 4:18This hymn echoes Luke 4:18's proclamation of freedom for captives and Jesus meeting humanity's deepest needs.1
Vem Jesus nossa esperanča Luke 4:18-21This hymn echoes Luke 4:18-19's proclamation of freedom for prisoners and good news to the poor through Jesus's liberating mission.1
Child of joy and peace Luke 4:16-21This hymn connects to Jesus' declaration in Luke 4 that he came to bring good news to the poor and hungry.1
By the Holy Spirit Sent Luke 4:1-13This hymn retells Jesus's temptation in the wilderness as recorded in Luke 4:1-13, depicting his forty-day fast and resistance to Satan's three temptations.1
To Jordan's River Came Our Lord Luke 4:18This hymn recounts Christ's baptism by John, which Luke 4 references as the beginning of Jesus's Spirit-filled ministry.1
Sing of a God in Majestic Divinity Luke 4:18-19This hymn reflects Luke 4's portrayal of Jesus' boyhood in Galilee and His Spirit-empowered ministry.1
Blest Be God Luke 4:14-21This hymn echoes Luke 4's proclamation of good news to the poor and freedom for the oppressed through Christ's ministry.1
God of glory, we exalt Your name Luke 4:18This hymn echoes Luke 4's themes of God's power, majesty, and mission to release captives through His mighty word.1
Oíd su voz Luke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Luke 4:18-19's proclamation of the Lord's coming to bring good news and liberation.1
Christ Brings the Kingdom Where Barrenness Blooms Luke 4:301
Mary, Did You Know? Luke 4:18-191
O Carpenter, Why Leave the Bench Luke 4:16-28This hymn reflects Jesus leaving his carpenter's trade to begin his public ministry as described in Luke 4.1
That Priceless Gift Luke 4:18-21This hymn celebrates the "priceless gift" of Christ's ministry, echoing Luke 4's account of Jesus beginning His earthly work.1
Christ Our Redeemer Knew Temptation's Hour Luke 4:1-13This hymn reflects on Christ's temptation in the wilderness as recorded in Luke 4:1-13.1
Faith and Truth and Life Bestowing Luke 4:16-22This hymn connects to Luke 4's account of Jesus reading Scripture in the synagogue, emphasizing God's Word as life-giving and transformative.1
O Master, May My Days Be Spent Luke 4:18-19This hymn reflects Jesus's ministry in Luke 4, where He heals the blind and proclaims His mission to serve others.1
O church of God, arise, And take thy lamp of love Luke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Luke 4's call to proclaim good news, bring light to darkness, and establish God's kingdom of justice and liberation.1
Christ the Eternal Lord Luke 4:41

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