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Hymns for Luke 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus, Take Us to the Mountain Luke 9:28-362
Transfigured Christ, None Comprehends Luke 9:28-36This hymn directly portrays Christ's transfiguration on the mountain with Moses and Elijah as recorded in Luke 9:28-36.2
Moses, I know you're the man Luke 9:3This hymn references Moses and Elijah who appeared with Jesus at the Transfiguration described in Luke 9:28-36.2
Somlandela (We Will Follow) Luke 9:23This hymn echoes Luke 9's call to discipleship, where Jesus invites followers to deny themselves and follow him wherever he leads.2
Deberá Jesús Llevar Su Cruz Luke 9:23This hymn reflects Luke 9's call to take up one's cross daily and follow Jesus in discipleship.2
Jesus Called to Peter Luke 9:18-20This hymn retells Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ from Luke 9:18-20.2
In Cana at a Wedding Feast Luke 9:10-17This hymn references the feeding of the five thousand from Luke 9, celebrating Christ's miraculous provision for the hungry crowds.2
Take Up Thy Cross Today Luke 9:23This hymn directly echoes Jesus's call in Luke 9:23 to deny oneself, take up the cross daily, and follow Him.2
Follow Me Luke 9:57This hymn echoes Jesus's call to discipleship in Luke 9, where He invites followers to deny themselves and take up their cross daily.2
Sempre Seguirei a Cristo Luke 9:57This hymn reflects Luke 9's call to discipleship and following Christ with unwavering commitment.2
When Jesus longed for us to know Luke 9:47-48This hymn reflects Jesus' teaching in Luke 9:47-48 where he places a child among the disciples as an example of the kingdom of heaven.2
Where is Bread? Luke 9:10-17This hymn retells Luke 9's feeding of the five thousand, where Jesus blessed a boy's small offering to feed the multitude.2
O God, Our Creator, You Work Every Day Luke 9:58This hymn reflects Luke 9's themes of Jesus' ministry, discipleship, and God's care for those who follow and serve.2
Christ, We Climb with You the Mountain Luke 9:28-36This hymn directly retells the Transfiguration account from Luke 9, depicting Christ's glowing appearance on the mountain with Moses and Elijah.2
Your Sacrifice Luke 9:12-17This hymn connects to Luke 9's feeding of the five thousand and Jesus's call to self-sacrifice and discipleship.2
Make Your Home in Me Luke 9:58This hymn directly references Luke 9:58 where Jesus says foxes have dens and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head.2
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Luke 9:23This hymn reflects Luke 9's call to take up the cross daily and lose one's life for Christ's sake.1
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Luke 9:23-26This hymn reflects Luke 9's call to discipleship, where Jesus challenges followers to deny themselves, take up their cross daily, and stand firm in their commitment despite opposition.1
A Charge to Keep I Have Luke 9:62This hymn reflects Luke 9's call to discipleship and faithful stewardship of God's commission to serve souls.1
Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing, Fill our hearts with joy and peace Luke 9:1-6This hymn reflects Luke 9's theme of Jesus sending out disciples with His blessing and protection for their journey.1

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