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Hymns for Mark 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
I've Nothing, Lord, to Offer Thee Mark 6:56This hymn reflects the posture of humble devotion seen in those who sat at Jesus' feet to learn from Him in Mark 6.2
I Am for You Mark 6:45-52This hymn echoes Mark 6's themes of God's provision and power, as Jesus feeds the multitude and calms the storm.2
Lord of All Leisure Time Mark 6:31This hymn reflects Mark 6:31 where Jesus invites his disciples to "come apart and rest awhile" after their labors.2
In Cana at a Wedding Feast Mark 6:30-52This hymn recounts the feeding of the five thousand from Mark 6, celebrating Christ's miraculous provision for the hungry crowds.2
The Word of Life Mark 6:41-44This hymn's second verse directly references Jesus teaching and feeding the crowds by the Sea of Galilee, as recounted in Mark 6.2
Where is Bread? Mark 6:32-44This hymn retells Mark 6'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 Mark 6:3This hymn reflects Mark 6's portrayal of Jesus as a laborer and carpenter who worked with his hands among the people.2
Bless This Food Mark 6:41-42This hymn connects to Mark 6's accounts of Jesus blessing and multiplying food to feed the multitudes.2
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Mark 6:45-52This hymn echoes Mark 6's themes of seeking refuge in Christ amid life's storms, like the disciples' tempest.1
How Firm a Foundation Mark 6:45-52This hymn echoes Mark 6:50's reassurance "Be of good cheer" with promises of God's faithful presence through trials.1
How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds Mark 6:14This hymn echoes Mark 6's portrayal of Jesus as shepherd, healer, and provider of rest and spiritual nourishment.1
Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us Mark 6:34This hymn echoes Mark 6:34 where Jesus, moved with compassion, shepherds the people like sheep without a shepherd.1
Jesus Calls Us, O'er the Tumult Mark 6:45-52This hymn echoes Mark 6's account of Jesus calling the disciples, emphasizing the ongoing call to leave all and follow Christ.1
The Lord's My Shepherd Mark 6:30-44This hymn echoes Jesus as the compassionate shepherd who had compassion on the crowds like sheep without a shepherd in Mark 6:34.1
The King of Love My Shepherd Is Mark 6:30-34This hymn connects to Mark 6's account of Jesus as the compassionate shepherd who feeds and cares for his flock.1
My Meditation of Him Shall be Sweet Mark 6:46This hymn reflects the disciples' dependence on God's protecting power and provision as Jesus sent them out in Mark 6.1
O Jesus, I have promised Mark 6:45-52This hymn echoes Mark 6's call to discipleship, reflecting the commitment and challenges faced by those sent out to serve Christ.1
O How I Love Jesus Mark 6:47-52This hymn celebrates the name of Jesus, echoing Mark 6 where Jesus' name and reputation spread as He sent out the disciples and performed mighty works.1
Thou art the Way, to Thee alone Mark 6:30-441
Give to the Winds Thy Fears Mark 6:47-521

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