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Hymns for Mark 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
You Are Salt for the Earth Mark 9:38-50This hymn draws directly from Mark 9:50 where Jesus calls his disciples to be "salt" and live in peace with one another.2
Zwei Ort, o Mensch, hast du vor dir Mark 9:44-48This hymn reflects Mark 9's stark contrast between eternal destinies, echoing Jesus's warnings about hell and life.2
Put Peace into Each Other's Hands Mark 9:502
My Heart's Prayer Mark 9:24This hymn echoes the father's plea in Mark 9:24, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief," seeking increased faith.2
Entre el vaivén Mark 9:41This hymn reflects Mark 9's call to servant discipleship and caring for the least in Christ's name.2
Before I Take the Body of My Lord Mark 9:38-50This hymn reflects Mark 9:35's call to humble servanthood before approaching Christ in the Eucharist.2
Here, Master, in This Quiet Place Mark 9:24This hymn reflects Mark 9's themes of seeking Jesus in quiet prayer and finding healing faith in His presence.2
The struggle between faith and unbelief Mark 9:24This hymn echoes the father's cry in Mark 9:24, "I believe; help my unbelief," capturing the struggle between faith and doubt.2
Jesus, Take Us to the Mountain Mark 9:2-9This hymn directly retells the Transfiguration account from Mark 9, where Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up the mountain to witness His divine glory.2
Transfigured Christ, None Comprehends Mark 9:2-13This hymn directly portrays Christ's transfiguration on the mountain with Moses and Elijah as described in Mark 9:2-8.2
As Long As We Follow (Na nzela na lola) Mark 9:1This hymn reflects Mark 9's call to follow Jesus with humble service and trust in God's coming kingdom.2
When Jesus longed for us to know Mark 9:36-37This hymn reflects Mark 9:36-37 where Jesus places a child among the disciples as an example of kingdom values and God's care.2
Christ, We Climb with You the Mountain Mark 9:2-8This hymn directly retells the Transfiguration account from Mark 9, depicting Christ's glowing appearance on the mountain with the prophets and God's voice declaring His identity.2
¡Qué bueno, oh Cristo, es estar aquí! Mark 9:2-9This hymn celebrates Christ's Transfiguration on the mountain, the pivotal event described in Mark 9:2-8.2
Just as I Am, Without One Plea Mark 9:24This hymn echoes Mark 9:24's plea "I believe; help my unbelief" through its honest acknowledgment of doubts and fears while coming to Christ in faith.1
I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Mark 9:7This hymn echoes Jesus's invitation to come and find rest, reflecting Mark 9's themes of faith and discipleship.1
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Mark 9:14-29This hymn echoes the disciples' struggle to understand God's mysterious ways in Mark 9, calling believers to trust divine providence.1
Take the Name of Jesus with You Mark 9:411
Fairest Lord Jesus Mark 9:2-9This hymn echoes the Transfiguration in Mark 9, where Jesus' divine glory and beauty are revealed.1
O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee Mark 9:35This hymn reflects Mark 9's themes of humble service, patient discipleship, and helping those weak in faith.1

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