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Hymns for Mark 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Where Is He That Trod the Sea? Mark 8:1-91
For the Bread Which You Have Broken Mark 8:1-10This hymn connects to Mark 8's accounts of Jesus feeding the multitudes and instituting the Eucharist through its thanksgiving for bread and wine.1
Lord, Whose Love Through Humble Service Mark 8:1-10This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to servant leadership, echoing Jesus healing the sick and feeding the multitudes.1
I'd Rather Have Jesus Mark 8:36-37This hymn echoes Mark 8:36's call to value Christ above all worldly gain, choosing eternal treasure over earthly riches.1
Make me a channel of your peace Mark 8:34-38This hymn echoes Mark 8:34-35's call to deny self and lose one's life in service to others rather than seeking personal gain.1
What Would You Give in Exchange? Mark 8:37This hymn directly echoes Jesus's question in Mark 8:36-37 about what one would give in exchange for their soul.1
For My Sake, and the Gospel's, Go Mark 8:35This hymn draws from Mark 8:35's call to lose one's life for Christ's sake and the gospel's, inspiring missionary service.1
Take Up Thy Cross Mark 8:38This hymn directly echoes Jesus' call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him.1
He Touched Me Mark 8:22-26This hymn reflects Mark 8's themes of spiritual healing and transformation through Jesus's touch and power to make people whole.1
Lord, I Was Blind Mark 8:22-25This hymn echoes Mark 8's healing of the blind man, celebrating spiritual sight gained through Christ's transforming touch.1
All for Jesus Mark 8:34-38This hymn echoes Mark 8's call to deny self and take up one's cross in total devotion to Jesus.1
Lord God, Your Love Has Called Us Here Mark 8:1-10This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to discipleship, self-denial, and taking up one's cross to follow Christ.1
None But Christ Can Satisfy Mark 8:25This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to deny self and follow Christ, finding ultimate satisfaction in Him alone.1
Thou art the Christ, O Lord Mark 8:27-38This hymn directly references Peter's confession "You are the Christ" from Mark 8:29, celebrating his Spirit-led recognition of Jesus as the Messiah.1
Word of God, Come Down on Earth Mark 8:22-26This hymn celebrates God's Word coming to earth, echoing Mark 8's teaching about Jesus as the Christ and his call to discipleship.1
Lord, for the Years Mark 8:331
How Clear Is Our Vocation, Lord Mark 8:27-381
Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness Mark 8:6-9This hymn echoes Mark 8's themes of Christ giving sight to the blind and revealing his identity as the light of the world.1
From Heaven You Came Mark 8:34-37This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to deny oneself and take up the cross, portraying Christ as the humble Servant King who came to serve and sacrifice.1
Macedonia Mark 8:36This hymn echoes Mark 8's call to deny self and follow Christ by urging the Church to awaken to a dying world's need for salvation.1

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