Hymns for Mark 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
All the way my Saviour leads me Mark 7:37This hymn reflects Mark 7's theme of Jesus's faithful guidance and provision for His followers' journey.1
Since all the varying scenes of time Mark 7:371
Have Mercy, Lord, on Us Mark 7:1-8This hymn echoes Mark 7's theme of inner cleansing, seeking God's mercy to wash away sin from the heart.1
Not worthy, Lord to gather up the crumbs Mark 7:281
O Where Is He That Trod the Sea? Mark 7:371
Behold the servant of the Lord! Mark 7:371
Will You Come and Follow Me Mark 7:24-371
He Touched Me Mark 7:33This hymn reflects Mark 7's accounts of Jesus healing through touch, bringing wholeness to those burdened by affliction.1
Healer of Our Every Ill Mark 7:24-37This hymn echoes Mark 7's accounts of Jesus healing the deaf man and the Syrophoenician woman's daughter, celebrating Christ as the compassionate healer of all our afflictions.1
Jesus' Hands Were Kind Hands Mark 7:331
Rise, My Soul, to Watch and Pray Mark 7:20-231
O Lord, Thou Art My God and King Mark 7:371
Almighty Father of All Things That Be Mark 7:6-13This hymn echoes Mark 7's theme of true purity coming from God's redemptive work rather than external observances.1
Before the World Began Mark 7:24-371
A Prophet-Woman Broke a Jar Mark 7:24-371
We Give God Thanks for Those Who Knew Mark 7:37This hymn celebrates those who faithfully preserved and transmitted God's truth, echoing Mark 7's emphasis on authentic tradition versus human commands.1
We Lay Our Broken World Mark 7:24-37This hymn echoes Mark 7's themes of human brokenness and the need for inner cleansing and renewal.1
Come and Journey with a Saviour Mark 7:24-37This hymn's call to journey with the Saviour reflects Mark 7's portrayal of Jesus' ministry beyond boundaries and his call to authentic discipleship.1
By Nature Deaf to Things Divine Mark 7:31-37This hymn draws directly from Mark 7's account of Jesus healing the deaf and mute man, applying it spiritually to our need for Christ to open our ears to the Gospel and our mouths to praise Him.1
Mary, Did You Know? Mark 7:32-371

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