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Hymns for Luke 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O for a Thousand Tongues Luke 7:11-35This hymn echoes Luke 7's themes of Jesus bringing healing, cleansing sinners, and offering new life to the spiritually dead.9
Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of Old Luke 7:1-17This hymn celebrates Christ's healing ministry, reflecting Luke 7's accounts of Jesus restoring health and life through divine power.7
Our Great Savior Luke 7:34This hymn celebrates Jesus as a friend to sinners, echoing Luke 7's account of Christ's compassion toward the sinful woman and social outcasts.6
Lord of the Dance Luke 7:18-39This hymn reflects Luke 7's portrayal of Jesus' joyful ministry, welcoming sinners and outcasts to dance in God's grace.6
Take My Life, and Let It Be Luke 7:36 - 8:3This hymn echoes the woman's lavish devotion to Jesus in Luke 7:36-50, offering one's whole life in grateful consecration.5
Forgiveness! 'tis a joyful sound Luke 7:47This hymn celebrates the divine forgiveness extended to sinners, echoing Luke 7's account of Jesus pardoning the sinful woman who anointed His feet.5
We Cannot Measure How You Heal Luke 7:1-10This hymn reflects Luke 7's themes of Jesus healing the suffering and responding to faith amid doubt.5
To My Precious Lord (내게있는향) Luke 7:37-38This hymn directly references the woman who anointed Jesus' feet with fragrant oil in Luke 7, expressing devotion and gratitude for Christ's sacrificial love.5
What a Friend We Have in Jesus Luke 7:34This hymn reflects Luke 7's theme of Jesus as a compassionate friend who bears our burdens and welcomes us to bring our troubles to Him in prayer.4
Christ, a True Friend Luke 7:34This hymn celebrates Christ as the supreme friend who offers forgiveness, echoing Luke 7's themes of Jesus welcoming sinners with grace and reconciliation.4
Love Is Come Again Luke 7:11-17This hymn connects to Luke 7 through themes of resurrection hope and Christ's power over death, echoing Jesus raising the widow's son.4
Healer of Our Every Ill Luke 7:6-7This hymn echoes Luke 7's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and offering forgiveness to those who seek him.4
Rock of Ages Luke 7:36-50This hymn echoes Luke 7's themes of grace for sinners who come empty-handed, trusting in Christ alone for salvation.3
Sweet the Moments Luke 7:46-47This hymn reflects Luke 7's themes of grace, contrition, and the sinner's grateful devotion at Jesus' feet.3
Hail, My Ever Blessed Jesus Luke 7:47This hymn echoes Luke 7's themes of grace, conversion, and the sinner's grateful love for Christ.3
My Song Is Love Unknown Luke 7:22This hymn reflects Luke 7's theme of Christ's love shown to the undeserving, like the sinful woman who anointed Jesus.3
There Is a Balm in Gilead Luke 7:34This hymn echoes Luke 7's theme of Jesus bringing healing and forgiveness to the spiritually wounded and sin-sick.3
Mary Magdalen Luke 7:48This hymn retells Luke 7's account of the sinful woman who anointed Jesus and received His forgiveness.3
Drop, Drop, Slow Tears Luke 7:36-50This hymn echoes Luke 7's account of the sinful woman who wept and bathed Jesus' feet with her tears.3
O Christ, Who Shared Our Mortal Life Luke 7:11-17This hymn echoes Luke 7's accounts of Jesus raising the dead and bringing hope that conquers death's power.3

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