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Hymns for Luke 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
As once the Savior took his seat Luke 7:36-50This hymn reflects the penitent woman's devotion as she anointed Jesus' feet in Luke 7:36-50.1
He Took My Feet from the Miry Clay Luke 7:221
Silence, Frenzied, Unclean Spirit Luke 7:1-10This hymn echoes Luke 7's theme of Jesus bringing healing and freedom to those bound by affliction.1
Love Is His Word Luke 7:43This hymn echoes Luke 7's theme of Christ's radical love shown through feasting with all people, including sinners and outcasts.1
I Stand in Awe Luke 7:16This hymn echoes the awe-struck response of those who witnessed Jesus's miraculous works and divine authority in Luke 7.1
Make Way Luke 7:22-23This hymn echoes Luke 7:16's recognition of Jesus as the mighty King who comes in God's name.1
Sweet Savior Mine Luke 7:36-42This hymn echoes the grateful devotion of the forgiven woman in Luke 7 who anointed Jesus' feet in loving response to His pardoning grace.1
Amazing Love Luke 7:431
The Voice of God Goes Out to All the World Luke 7:18-35This hymn reflects Luke 7's themes of Jesus's healing ministry and God's voice proclaiming His kingdom to all people.1
As Longs the Hart for Flowing Streams Luke 7:36 - 8:31
O Christ the Same Luke 7:34This hymn echoes Luke 7's portrayal of Christ as the compassionate friend of sinners who shares in human struggles.1
Now hush your cries, and shed no tear Luke 7:11-171
Jesus, Prince and Savior Luke 7:341
What a Lovely Name Luke 7:21-231
Easter Alleluia Luke 7:11-171
Behold the tears that Mary shed Luke 7:37-501
The Two Debtors Luke 7:18-50This hymn retells Luke 7's parable of the two debtors and the sinful woman's grateful love for Jesus.1
The love of God comes close Luke 7:22-231
Quién Es Ese (Who Is This) Luke 7:11-151
We lay our broken world in sorrow at your feet Luke 7:1-101

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