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Hymns for Mark 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Come and Fill Mark 4:35-41This hymn reflects Mark 4's theme of finding peace amid life's storms through trust in Christ's calming presence.1
There Is a Sea Mark 4:24-25This hymn reflects Mark 4's teaching about generous sowing and abundant spiritual harvest through faithful giving.1
Have Faith in God, My Heart Mark 4:40This hymn echoes Jesus's command "Have faith in God" from Mark 4:40 after calming the storm.1
The Stranger of Galilee Mark 4:1This hymn depicts Jesus teaching and performing miracles by the Sea of Galilee, reflecting Mark 4's lakeside setting.1
Fierce Was the Storm of Wind Mark 4:41This hymn retells Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm and the disciples' fear turning to faith.1
Ricos frutos, ricos frutos, Tú nos puedes conceder Mark 4:1-20This hymn directly references Mark 4's Parable of the Sower, celebrating the Word of God being planted like seed.1
Cristo, mi piloto sé Mark 4:39This hymn echoes Mark 4's storm-calming narrative, seeking Christ as pilot through life's turbulent seas.1
Born in the Night, Mary's Child Mark 4:16This hymn connects the humble birth of Christ with Mark 4's theme of God's kingdom growing from small beginnings.1
God of the Fertile Fields Mark 4:26-29This hymn draws on Mark 4's parable of the sower and growing seed to celebrate God's provision and the growth of His kingdom.1
Sweet sacrament divine Mark 4:35-41This hymn connects to Mark 4's parable of the sower through its imagery of divine presence hidden yet nourishing faithful hearts.1
The king of glory standeth Mark 4:39This hymn directly references Christ calming the storm in Mark 4:39, applying His "Peace, be still" to the turmoil of the human heart.1
Who Will Our Pilot Be? Mark 4:39This hymn echoes Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, portraying Christ as our faithful guide through life's turbulent seas.1
What shall we offer our good Lord Mark 4:1-20This hymn echoes Mark 4's parable of the sower, expressing desire to proclaim God's grace so all the world may receive His word.1
O Christ, who holds the open gate Mark 4:1-25This hymn echoes Mark 4's parables of the kingdom, emphasizing Christ's open invitation to enter God's realm through faith and repentance.1
Eye Has Not Seen Mark 4:35-41This hymn echoes Mark 4's parable of the mustard seed, celebrating God's kingdom growing beyond what eye has seen or ear has heard.1
The Storm Is Passing Over Mark 4:41This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4:35-41, offering courage and assurance that God brings peace through life's tempests.1
Timeless Love! We Sing the Story Mark 4:41This hymn echoes Mark 4's portrayal of God's sovereign power over wind and storm through Christ's command.1
Ancient Words Mark 4:9This hymn celebrates God's Word as life-giving seed that transforms hearts, echoing Mark 4's parable of the sower.1
In the Hollow of His Hand Mark 4:39This hymn echoes Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm with His "Peace, be still" command, assuring believers of God's protective care amid life's tempests.1
Be Still, and Know That I Am God Mark 4:39This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4, calling believers to trust God's sovereignty amid life's chaos.1

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