Hymns for Mark 12

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Hail, Thou once-despisèd Jesus! Mark 12:10This hymn connects to Mark 12's rejected stone becoming the cornerstone, celebrating Jesus once despised now exalted as King.1
Here Am I, Send Me Mark 12:42-44This hymn responds to Jesus's call to serve and share the gospel, echoing Mark 12's command to love God and neighbor.1
We Give Thee But Thine Own Mark 12:41-44This hymn reflects Mark 12's teaching on sacrificial giving and faithful stewardship, echoing the widow's offering from the heart.1
Alleluia Mark 12:10-12This hymn's Easter alleluias celebrate the resurrection hope found in Mark 12:26-27, where Jesus affirms eternal life.1
Stand Up, and Bless the Lord Mark 12:30This hymn echoes Mark 12:30's call to love God with heart, soul, and mind through wholehearted worship and blessing.1
Good Christian Friends, Rejoice Mark 12:30This hymn's call to rejoice "with heart and soul" echoes Mark 12:30's command to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.1
Living for Jesus Mark 12:28-34This hymn embodies Mark 12's call to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength through total consecration and allegiance to Christ.1
Is Your All on the Altar? Mark 12:28-34This hymn echoes Mark 12's call to love God with all your heart, soul, and strength through complete surrender and sacrifice.1
Ah, holy Jesus, how hast Thou offended Mark 12:6-8This hymn reflects on Christ's innocent suffering foreshadowed in Mark 12's parable of the rejected son killed by the tenants.1
God Be in My Head Mark 12:28-34This hymn echoes Mark 12's call to love God with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength through its prayer for God's presence in every faculty.1
For the Fruits of His Creation Mark 12:28-34This hymn reflects Mark 12's themes of loving God and neighbor through grateful stewardship and caring for those in need.1
O Holy Night Mark 12:31-33This hymn celebrates Christ's birth as the divine gift of salvation, echoing Mark 12's themes of loving God with all one's heart.1
The Act of Consecration Mark 12:42-44This hymn responds to Mark 12's call to love God with all one's heart, soul, mind, and strength through献 dedication and offering.1
God Hath Spoken by His Prophets Mark 12:28-34This hymn celebrates God's progressive revelation through prophets, priests, and Christ, echoing Mark 12's themes of divine authority and truth.1
As the Deer Pants for the Water Mark 12:30This hymn reflects Mark 12's call to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength through its expression of wholehearted devotion and spiritual longing.1
So Near to the Kingdom Mark 12:34This hymn echoes Jesus's words to the rich young ruler in Mark 12:34 who was "not far from the kingdom of God.1
Christ Is the World's Light Mark 12:28-34This hymn echoes Mark 12's call to love God and neighbor, proclaiming Christ as the light who unites all people in love.1
Lord God, Your Love Has Called Us Here Mark 12:28-34This hymn reflects Mark 12's teaching that love of God and neighbor are the greatest commandments, calling us to gather in divine love.1
Not for Tongues of Heaven's Angels Mark 12:28-34This hymn echoes Mark 12's teaching that love for God and neighbor is the greatest commandment.1
Over All, God Blessed For Ever Mark 12:32This hymn reflects Mark 12's teaching on Christ's divine authority as both David's Lord and eternal high priest.1

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