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Hymns for Luke 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Love's Offering Luke 7:37-38This hymn references Mary Magdalene's costly offering to Jesus in Luke 7, expressing devotion through humble service rather than material gifts.1
Jesus, Master, Whose I Am Luke 7:47This hymn echoes the devotion of the forgiven woman in Luke 7 who loved much because she was forgiven much.1
I Lift My Heart to Thee Luke 7:47This hymn echoes Luke 7's theme of devoted love and gratitude to Christ, like the woman who anointed Jesus's feet.1
Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life Luke 7:36 - 8:3This hymn echoes Jesus's declaration "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6), a theme implicit in Luke 7's portrayal of Christ as the authoritative teacher and compassionate Savior.1
Master, Speak! Thy Servant Heareth Luke 7:40This hymn echoes the faith of the centurion in Luke 7 who humbly sought the Master's powerful word.1
O Where Is He That Trod the Sea? Luke 7:13-14This hymn celebrates Christ's miraculous healings, echoing Luke 7's accounts of Jesus raising the dead and restoring the sick.1
Lord, Whose Love Through Humble Service Luke 7:11-17This hymn reflects Luke 7's themes of Christ's humble, compassionate service in healing and caring for those in need.1
Gott Lob, die Stund' ist kommen Luke 7:131
The Summons Luke 7:36 - 8:31
Christ Is the World's Light Luke 7:18-35This hymn celebrates Christ as light and redeemer, echoing Luke 7's themes of Jesus bringing hope and salvation to all people.1
Lord, I Was Blind Luke 7:221
Freely, Freely Luke 7:48This hymn echoes Luke 7's theme of forgiveness freely given, as Jesus forgave the sinful woman who anointed him.1
Jesus Sinners Doth Receive Luke 7:34-50This hymn echoes Luke 7's accounts of Jesus welcoming sinners and offering forgiveness to those who humbly believe.1
I Know a Fount Luke 7:22This hymn echoes Luke 7's themes of forgiveness and cleansing, where Jesus washes away sin through His saving power.1
When I view my Savior bleeding Luke 7:47This hymn reflects Luke 7's themes of recognizing Jesus's saving love and receiving forgiveness through faith in His sacrifice.1
I'm So Glad Jesus Lifted Me Luke 7:11-17This hymn echoes the joy of those freed from sin and lifted up by Jesus, like the forgiven woman in Luke 7.1
Santo, santo, santo (Holy, Holy, Holy) Luke 7:18-23This hymn echoes Luke 7's theme of Jesus walking among the people, bringing good news to the marginalized and oppressed.1
Day of wrath, O dreadful day! Luke 7:36-50This hymn connects to Luke 7's theme of divine judgment, as Jesus warns those who reject Him will face condemnation on the final day.1
The Stranger of Galilee Luke 7:22This hymn reflects Luke 7's accounts of Jesus's compassionate ministry in Galilee, including healing and gracious encounters with those in need.1
He Frankly Forgave Them Both Luke 7:41-42This hymn reflects Luke 7's parable of the two debtors, where those forgiven much love much in return.1

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