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Hymns for Luke 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The love of God comes close Luke 8:22-25This hymn echoes Luke 8's account of Jesus calming the storm, bringing peace to those caught in life's tempests.1
Lord Jesus Christ (Jésus le Christ) Luke 8:12This hymn reflects Luke 8's themes of Christ's light dispelling darkness and doubt, as seen in the calming of the storm and healing miracles.1
O Changeless Christ Luke 8:22-26This hymn directly references Luke 8's accounts of Jesus calming the storm and healing the sick through his powerful touch.1
Lord Jesus Christ, Lover al All Luke 8:43-48This hymn references Luke 8's account of the woman healed by touching Jesus' garment, seeking his healing and peace.1
As the Wind Song (風 之 頌) Luke 8:22-24This hymn connects to Luke 8's parable of the sower through its imagery of the Spirit bringing life and power like wind through trees.1
Lord, We Hear Your Word with Gladness Luke 8:4-21This hymn reflects Luke 8's Parable of the Sower, emphasizing hearing God's Word with understanding and bearing fruit through obedience.1
Not Dead, but Sleeping Luke 8:52This hymn directly quotes Jesus' words from Luke 8:52 when He raised Jairus's daughter, declaring she was only sleeping.1
The Last Journey Luke 8:40-56This hymn reflects Luke 8's themes of faith amid life's storms and Jesus's power over death itself.1
Your Pilot's at the Wheel Luke 8:24This hymn echoes Luke 8's account of Jesus calming the storm, assuring believers that Christ guides them safely through life's tempests.1
Lord, Let My Heart Be Good Soil Luke 8This hymn directly references Jesus' Parable of the Sower in Luke 8, praying to become receptive soil for God's Word.1
Jesus our great High Priest was slain Luke 8:52This hymn connects to Luke 8's themes of faith and Jesus's saving power through its focus on Christ as our sacrificial high priest.1
Dear Lord, for All in Pain Luke 8:43-481
Después de la tormenta Luke 8:22-25This hymn reflects Luke 8's account of Jesus calming the storm, proclaiming peace after life's tempests.1
As the Waters Rise around Us Luke 8:22-251
Light and Salt You Called Your Friends Luke 8:18This hymn reflects Luke 8:16's teaching about letting one's light shine rather than hiding it under a bowl.1
Mary, Did You Know? Luke 8:22-25This hymn references Jesus calming the storm and healing the blind, miracles recorded in Luke 8.1
The Storm is Strong; We Face the Wind Luke 8:22-251
We come to you for healing, Lord Luke 8:43-48This hymn reflects Luke 8's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and demonstrating His power to restore wholeness.1
Sometimes a healing word is comfort Luke 8:43-481
Cast Out, O Christ Luke 8:26-391

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