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Hymns for Luke 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Christ, the Church's Lord Luke 8:18This hymn reflects Luke 8's themes of Christ's authority over the church and faithful discipleship.1
Disturbed and Wild and Desperate Luke 8:331
King Jesus Went Sailing on Lake Galilee Luke 8:251
One Woman None Could Heal Luke 8:481
Someone Is Looking to You Luke 8:181
Song of the Sower Luke 8:151
The Sower Luke 8:1-151
Jesus, Sailing on the Sea Luke 8:22-25This hymn retells Luke 8's account of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee, emphasizing His power over nature and calling His disciples to deeper faith.1
The Man Whose Little One Luke 8:40-561
Song of the Creche Luke 8:1-20I need to note that there appears to be a mismatch here. "Song of the Creche" is clearly a Christmas hymn about Jesus's birth in Bethlehem, while Luke 8 contains Jesus's parables (the sower), the calming of the storm, and healing miracles during his adult ministry. There is no thematic or narrative connection between this nativity hymn and Luke 8. However, if I must provide an explanation: This hymn celebrates Jesus's birth in Bethlehem, while Luke 8 depicts his later ministry of teaching and miracles.1
Whilst shepherds, in the open field Luke 8:141
How the World Longs for Your Birth Luke 8:4-21This hymn's plea for healing of minds, bodies, and hearts echoes Luke 8's accounts of Jesus healing the demon-possessed, the bleeding woman, and Jairus's daughter.1
Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on us Luke 8:22-261
For All Your Blessings Luke 7:36 - 8:3This hymn reflects Luke 8's accounts of Jesus bringing healing, comfort, and wholeness to those suffering from sickness and fear.1
God of the Women Luke 8:1-3This hymn directly references the women disciples named in Luke 8:2-3 who supported Jesus' ministry with their resources.1
Jesus, You Once Called Disciples Luke 8:1-3This hymn reflects Luke 8's account of women disciples who followed Jesus and supported his ministry alongside the twelve apostles.1
O Lord, You Called Disciples Luke 8:1-3This hymn reflects Luke 8's themes of Jesus calling disciples and women who followed and supported His ministry.1
Christ Taught Us of a Farmer Luke 8:4-15This hymn retells Jesus's Parable of the Sower from Luke 8, depicting how God's word takes root and grows in receptive hearts.1
Christ, You Walked Among the Grain Fields Luke 8:4-15This hymn reflects on Jesus' parable of the sower from Luke 8:4-15, celebrating God's kingdom growing like abundant seed.1
Sing Hallelujah to Our God Luke 8:40-56This hymn celebrates God's nurturing care, echoing Luke 8's themes of faithful response to God's word and divine compassion.1

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