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Hymns for Luke 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus All to Me Luke 5:28This hymn echoes the disciples' response in Luke 5 of leaving everything behind to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.1
O Lord Jesus Marrkapmirr Luke 5:17-26This hymn echoes Luke 5's theme of surrendering to Jesus' lordship and power, as the disciples left everything to follow Him.1
You Have Passed By Luke 5:27-39This hymn reflects the transformative call of Jesus to the disciples in Luke 5, who left everything to follow Him.1
Jesus You Have Come to the Lakeshore Luke 5:1-11This hymn retells Luke 5's account of Jesus calling His first disciples by the lakeshore to follow Him in faith and service.1
From the Nets of Our Labor (We Will Rise Up And Follow) Luke 5:1-11This hymn directly references Luke 5's account of Jesus calling the fishermen to leave their nets and follow him as disciples.1
Sing Praise to God for Friends Luke 5:17-26This hymn reflects Luke 5's account of friends who brought the paralytic to Jesus for healing through their faithful intercession.1
Quiero Decirte Que Sí (Gladly I Say Yes to You) Luke 5:1-11This hymn echoes the disciples' response in Luke 5 when they left everything to follow Jesus' call.1
You are the Vine, we are the branches Luke 5:17This hymn connects to Luke 5's call to discipleship, where Jesus invites followers to abide in Him and bear fruit through their ministry.1
Follow me Luke 5:27This hymn echoes Jesus's call to Simon Peter and the disciples in Luke 5 to leave their fishing nets and follow Him.1
A holy baby Luke 5:24This hymn celebrates Jesus's identity as the Son of Mary, connecting to Luke 5's account of Christ's earthly ministry and divine authority.1
"I Want To" Luke 5:13This hymn celebrates God's love demonstrated through Christ, echoing the call to discipleship in Luke 5 where Jesus invites followers to leave everything and follow Him.1
Cast the Net Into the Water Luke 5:11This hymn directly references Luke 5's miraculous catch of fish when Jesus called His first disciples to follow Him.1
Fishing for People Luke 5:11This hymn draws directly from Luke 5's account of Jesus calling His disciples to become fishers of people.1
Who Can Touch and Who Can Be Touched Luke 5:13This hymn reflects Luke 5's accounts of Jesus' healing touch and His call to those who seek Him.1
You Are Welcome to My Boat Luke 5:11This hymn reflects Peter's encounter with Jesus in his fishing boat, where Christ called him to discipleship.1
Put Down Your Nets and Follow Me Luke 5:1-11This hymn directly references Jesus calling the fishermen to leave their nets and follow Him in Luke 5:1-11.1
They Came with Faith to Seek the Lord Luke 5:17-26This hymn reflects the faith of those who sought Jesus in Luke 5, including the paralytic and the disciples.1
When Jesus Called Simon from Fishing One Day Luke 5:11This hymn retells Luke 5's account of Jesus calling Simon Peter from his fishing nets to become a fisher of people.1
You Laid Aside Your Rightful Reputation Luke 5:12-16This hymn reflects Jesus's humble service in touching the leper and eating with tax collectors and sinners in Luke 5.1
Come as you are, that’s how I want you Luke 5:27-32This hymn echoes Jesus's call to the disciples in Luke 5 to come as they are and follow Him.1

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