Hymns for Luke 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Blessed Is the Body and the SoulLuke 6:20-21This hymn echoes Luke 6's Beatitudes, celebrating those who are blessed despite brokenness and need.1
Can We Calculate Our GivingLuke 6:38This hymn draws directly from Luke 6:38's imagery of generous giving that is "pressed down, shaken together, and running over.1
From the Towns' Dusty ClamorLuke 6:12This hymn reflects Jesus's practice in Luke 6:12 of withdrawing from crowds to pray in solitude before ministry.1
Great Giver of All GoodLuke 6:38This hymn reflects Luke 6's teaching on generous giving and loving others as God loves us.1
Disciple's SongLuke 6:20-231
The Song of BeatitudesLuke 6:20-23This hymn directly draws from Luke 6's Beatitudes, proclaiming blessings upon the poor, mourning, and hungry.1
Great AmenLuke 6:20-26This hymn's "Amen" and "Hosanna" offer liturgical affirmation of Christ's teachings in Luke 6, including the Beatitudes and call to love enemies.1
The kingdom of heaven (The Beatitudes)Luke 6:20-23This hymn directly reflects Luke 6's Beatitudes, proclaiming blessings upon the sorrowful, hungry, and persecuted who will inherit God's kingdom.1
Rejoice in the Promise of Jesus (The Beatitudes)Luke 6:20-23This hymn directly draws from Luke 6:20-26, setting Jesus's Beatitudes to song with its blessings for the poor, mourning, and merciful.1
Woes and BlessingsLuke 6:20-26This hymn directly reflects Luke 6's Beatitudes and Woes, contrasting blessings for the poor and hungry with warnings to the rich and comfortable.1
God, Grant Us MercyLuke 6:20-26This hymn reflects Luke 6's teaching that God exalts the humble and condemns the proud and self-righteous.1
Peace to YouLuke 6:20-261
Blessed Are YouLuke 6:20-26This hymn directly echoes Jesus's Beatitudes from Luke 6, blessing the poor, hungry, and weeping while warning the wealthy.1
TogetherLuke 6:41-42This hymn directly references Luke 6:42's teaching about removing the log from one's own eye before judging others, emphasizing reconciliation and unity.1
Everlasting God, On You I CallLuke 6:22-23This hymn reflects Luke 6's themes of trusting God through trials, persecution, and want while remaining faithful to His grace.1
Rain, Come DownLuke 6:211
For Those with Whom Our Lives Are BoundLuke 6:20-23This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to love enemies, show compassion, and pray for those who suffer, embodying Christ's radical mercy.1
Sword into a PlowshareLuke 6:20-23This hymn reflects Luke 6's teachings on loving enemies and choosing Christ's way of peace over the world's path of violence and retaliation.1
Blest Are the Poor FolksLuke 6:20This hymn directly references Jesus's Beatitudes from Luke 6, proclaiming blessing upon the poor and God's promised kingdom for those who struggle.1
En tu cuaresma, ¡oh, Salvador!Luke 1-13This hymn reflects on Lenten spiritual discipline, connecting to Luke 6's teachings on self-denial and following Christ.1

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