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| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph! | Matthew 12:29This hymn celebrates Christ's triumphant ascension and reign, connecting to Matthew 12's prophecy of His ultimate victory and authority. | 1 | ||
| Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence | Matthew 12:1-12This hymn reflects Matthew 12:6's declaration that "something greater than the temple is here" through its reverent focus on Christ's incarnate presence. | 1 | ||
| Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of Old | Matthew 12:15This hymn celebrates Christ's healing ministry, reflecting Matthew 12's accounts of Jesus healing on the Sabbath. | 1 | ||
| God of Grace and God of Glory | Matthew 12:22-32This hymn echoes Matthew 12's call to bear good fruit through God's grace and establish His kingdom of justice. | 1 | ||
| Angry Words | Matthew 12:36-37This hymn echoes Matthew 12:36's warning about careless words and the call to speak with love and self-control. | 1 | ||
| To the Name of Our Salvation | Matthew 12:15-21This hymn celebrates the powerful name of Jesus, echoing Matthew 12:21 where "in his name the nations will put their hope. | 1 | ||
| The Eternal Sabbath | Matthew 12:7This hymn celebrates the Sabbath day, which Matthew 12 discusses through Jesus's teachings on Sabbath observance and rest. | 1 | ||
| God Be in My Head | Matthew 12:33-37This hymn's prayer for God to guide one's words and thoughts connects to Matthew 12's teaching that speech reveals the heart's condition. | 1 | ||
| Heal us, Immanuel! Hear our prayer | Matthew 12:15This hymn echoes Matthew 12's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and restoring wholeness to those in need. | 1 | ||
| This Joyful Eastertide | Matthew 12:40This hymn connects to Matthew 12:40's reference to Jonah's three days, which Jesus used to prophesy His own three-day death and resurrection. | 1 | ||
| Thus Saith the First, the Great Command | Matthew 12:37-40This hymn reflects Matthew 12's teaching that love fulfills the law, echoing Jesus's emphasis on the greatest commandments. | 1 | ||
| Jesus, I Will Trust Thee | Matthew 12:38This hymn echoes Matthew 12's call to trust Christ as the true source of rest and spiritual renewal. | 1 | ||
| Hope of the World | Matthew 12:21This hymn echoes Matthew 12's themes of Christ's compassion, healing ministry, and doing God's will over human aims. | 1 | ||
| O Where Is He That Trod the Sea? | Matthew 12:22-23This hymn celebrates Christ's healing miracles, echoing Matthew 12's accounts of Jesus healing the man with the withered hand and casting out demons. | 1 | ||
| Father Eternal, Ruler of Creation | Matthew 12:22-32This hymn echoes Matthew 12's vision of God's kingdom bringing justice and peace to the nations. | 1 | ||
| Pathetic Pleadings | Matthew 12:20This hymn connects to Matthew 12's theme of finding rest and bearing burdens through patient trust in Christ's sufferings. | 1 | ||
| O Day of God, Draw Nigh | Matthew 12:15-21This hymn echoes Matthew 12's theme of God's judgment and the establishment of His kingdom of justice and peace. | 1 | ||
| Christ Upon the Mountain Peak | Matthew 12:21This hymn celebrates Christ's transfiguration, reflecting Matthew's theme of Jesus revealing his divine glory and authority. | 1 | ||
| O Christ, the Healer | Matthew 12:15This hymn connects to Matthew 12's accounts of Jesus healing on the Sabbath and restoring wholeness to those in need. | 1 | ||
| O God of Every Nation | Matthew 12:22-32This hymn echoes Matthew 12's call for unity and righteousness among all peoples under God's kingdom. | 1 |