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| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| O deem not they are blest alone | Luke 6:21This hymn reflects Luke 6's Beatitudes, affirming that blessedness extends beyond worldly comfort to those who trust God. | 2 | ||
| The Rich Man and Lazarus | Luke 6:25This hymn reflects Luke 6's teaching on the reversal of fortunes between rich and poor in God's kingdom. | 2 | ||
| We Would Be Building | Luke 6:47-49This hymn echoes Jesus' parable in Luke 6:46-49 about building one's life on the solid rock of His teachings. | 2 | ||
| Healer of Our Every Ill | Luke 6:27-35This hymn reflects Luke 6's themes of Jesus as compassionate healer who brings comfort, peace, and calls us to love one another. | 2 | ||
| Help Us Accept Each Other | Luke 6:27-31This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to love and accept all people without judgment, as Christ teaches in the Sermon on the Plain. | 2 | ||
| Cradled in a Manger | Luke 6:46-47This hymn contrasts Christ's humble birth with Luke 6's teaching on the blessedness of the poor and lowly. | 2 | ||
| Beauty for brokenness (God of the poor) | Luke 6:17-23This hymn echoes Luke 6's call to care for the poor and bring good news to those who suffer. | 2 | ||
| Jesus puts this song into our hearts | Luke 6:27-36This hymn reflects Luke 6's teachings on loving one another and living as a unified community in Christ. | 2 | ||
| Blessed be ye poor | Luke 6:20This hymn reflects Luke 6's beatitude "Blessed be ye poor" by embracing spiritual poverty and dependence on God's grace. | 2 | ||
| Wonder of Wonders | Luke 6:27-38This hymn connects to Luke 6's themes of God's transformative grace and the call to love others in community. | 2 | ||
| Blessed Are the Persecuted | Luke 6:17-49This hymn directly reflects Luke 6's Beatitudes, proclaiming blessings upon those persecuted for Christ and promising heavenly reward. | 2 | ||
| Brothers and Sisters of Mine | Luke 6:36-38This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to show compassion to the hungry, homeless, and suffering as Christ commands. | 2 | ||
| We must be merciful and kind | Luke 6:36-42This hymn reflects Luke 6's teaching on mercy, forgiveness, and loving even one's enemies as Christ commands. | 2 | ||
| Like a Rock | Luke 6:46-49This hymn echoes Jesus's parable in Luke 6:48 about building one's life on the rock-solid foundation of God. | 2 | ||
| Psalm 146 | Luke 6:20This hymn directly echoes Jesus's Beatitudes in Luke 6:20, blessing the poor as inheritors of God's kingdom. | 2 | ||
| From Miles Around | Luke 6:17-19This hymn reflects Luke 6's theme of people gathering from far and wide to hear Jesus teach and be healed. | 2 | ||
| How Firm a Foundation | Luke 6:43-49This hymn echoes Luke 6's teaching about building one's life on the firm foundation of Christ's words. | 1 | ||
| The Great Physician | Luke 6:17-19This hymn celebrates Jesus as the Great Physician who heals and comforts, reflecting Luke 6's accounts of Christ healing the sick and teaching with compassion. | 1 | ||
| O sacred head now wounded | Luke 6:17-23This hymn reflects Luke 6:22's blessing on those reviled and rejected, as Christ endured mockery and suffering for our sake. | 1 | ||
| O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee | Luke 6:40This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to walk humbly in service, bearing one another's burdens with patience and love. | 1 |