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Showing 121 - 140 of 207| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
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| Elevemos al Creador | Mark 4:26-28This hymn connects to Mark 4's parable of the sower through themes of spiritual growth and fruitful faith. | 1 | ||
| He Will Go With Me | Mark 4:39This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4, assuring believers of His faithful presence in life's trials. | 1 | ||
| Let Me See Jesus Only | Mark 4:35-41This hymn echoes Mark 4's theme of Jesus calming life's storms and the call to focus solely on Him. | 1 | ||
| God, Your Glory We Have Seen in Your Son | Mark 4:14This hymn directly references Mark 4's parable of the sower, depicting Christ sowing good news in the world's fields and calling us to reap the harvest. | 1 | ||
| Send Your Word, O Lord | Mark 4:9This hymn echoes Mark 4's parable of the sower, seeking God's Word to fall like rain upon receptive hearts that hunger and thirst for spiritual growth. | 1 | ||
| As the Wind Song (風 之 頌) | Mark 4:35-39This hymn echoes Mark 4's parable of the growing seed, portraying the Spirit's mysterious, unseen work bringing life and power to the world. | 1 | ||
| Si tuvieras fe (If You Only Had Faith) | Mark 4:30-32This hymn directly references Mark 4's parable of the mustard seed, celebrating how even small faith can accomplish great things. | 1 | ||
| Rise and hear! The Lord is speaking | Mark 4:1-20This hymn directly references Mark 4's parable of the sower, praying that hearts may receive God's word and bear fruit. | 1 | ||
| Child of the stable’s secret birth | Mark 4:39-41This hymn connects to Mark 4's parable of the sower through its imagery of Christ as the seed of God's kingdom born into a world that would ultimately reject Him with a crown of thorns. | 1 | ||
| To My Precious Lord (내게있는향) | Mark 4:3-9This hymn's imagery of bringing precious oil to anoint Jesus connects to Mark 4's parable of the lamp, reflecting devotion that cannot be hidden. | 1 | ||
| Dawk’yah towgyah (Take the Saving Word of God) | Mark 4:9This hymn reflects Mark 4's parable of the sower by emphasizing receiving and prioritizing God's Word in one's life. | 1 | ||
| I Have Called You by Your Name (Te sais...je t'ai appelé(e) par ton nom) | Mark 4:3-20This hymn echoes Mark 4's call to discipleship, reflecting Jesus' invitation to follow Him and bear fruit in His kingdom. | 1 | ||
| The Kingdom of God | Mark 4:30-32This hymn directly draws from Mark 4's parable of the mustard seed, celebrating how God's kingdom grows from small beginnings into sheltering greatness. | 1 | ||
| Peace, Be Still | Mark 4:39This hymn directly references Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4:39, applying His "Peace, be still" to life's spiritual tempests. | 1 | ||
| Christ's Church Shall Glory in His Power | Mark 4This hymn echoes Mark 4's parables of the kingdom growing from small seeds to glorious completion through Christ's power. | 1 | ||
| Después de la tormenta | Mark 4:35-41This hymn echoes Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, offering hope that Christ brings peace after life's tempests. | 1 | ||
| As the Waters Rise around Us | Mark 4:35-41This hymn echoes Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, crying out for Christ's mercy amid overwhelming waters and winds. | 1 | ||
| Mary, Did You Know? | Mark 4:36-41This hymn references Jesus calming the storm with his hand, directly connecting to Mark 4's account of Christ stilling the tempest. | 1 | ||
| Peace, Be Still | Mark 4:39This hymn draws directly from Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm and bringing peace to troubled hearts. | 1 | ||
| The Word of God Is Source and Seed | Mark 4:1-9This hymn directly references Mark 4's Parable of the Sower, depicting God's Word as seed that grows in receptive hearts. | 1 |
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