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Hymns for Matthew 13

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Our [O] God, our God, Thou shinest here Matthew 13:17This hymn connects to Matthew 13's parables of the Kingdom's growth through its focus on the Church's spiritual revival and expansion.2
Now, My Tongue, the Mystery Telling Matthew 13:4-9This hymn connects to Matthew 13's parable imagery through its reference to Christ scattering the gospel seed among us.2
Come, ye souls by sin afflicted Matthew 13:16-17This hymn echoes Matthew 13's parable themes by inviting sin-burdened souls to receive the gospel's offer of grace and salvation.2
Happy Saint, in bliss adoring Jesus Matthew 13:55This hymn connects to Matthew 13:55's mention of Joseph, Jesus's earthly father, honoring his faithful guardianship and care.2
Wir Menschen sind zu dem, o Gott Matthew 13:3-23This hymn connects to Matthew 13's parable of the sower, reflecting on how people receive God's Word.2
I Am the Bread of Life Matthew 13This hymn connects to Matthew 13's parable themes of spiritual nourishment and the kingdom's promise of eternal life.2
Universal Dissemination Matthew 13:3This hymn connects to Matthew 13's parable of the sower by celebrating the spreading of God's word to all nations.2
Jesus, Joy of Our Desiring Matthew 13:44-46This hymn reflects Matthew 13's theme of seeking and treasuring divine wisdom as the pearl of great price.2
Not By Thy Mighty Hand Matthew 13:3This hymn reflects Matthew 13's parables about how God's Word grows quietly in hearts, not through force but gentle grace.2
God of the prophets' power Matthew 13:8This hymn celebrates God's prophetic power, echoing Matthew 13's parables about the kingdom's growth and revelation.2
Open Your Ears, O Faithful People Matthew 13:3-9This hymn echoes Matthew 13's parable of the sower with its call to "open your ears" and hear God's Word with receptive hearts.2
The Tares Matthew 13:30This hymn directly retells Jesus's Parable of the Wheat and Tares from Matthew 13:24-30, depicting the final harvest and separation.2
Word of God, Come Down on Earth Matthew 13:1-23This hymn echoes Matthew 13's parable of the sower, depicting God's Word as seed bringing forth faith, hope, and love.2
Lasset ab von euren Tränen Matthew 13:45I don't have enough information about the specific content of this hymn or its connection to Matthew 13 to provide an accurate explanation. The title "Lasset ab von euren thränen" (Stop your tears) and its classification as a funeral hymn (Sterbelieder) don't have an obvious connection to Matthew 13, which contains Jesus's parables about the kingdom of heaven. Without access to the hymn's full lyrics or knowing which specific verse(s) from Matthew 13 are referenced, I cannot responsibly create an explanation of their connection.2
I've Discovered the Way of Gladness Matthew 13:46This hymn reflects Matthew 13's parables about discovering the kingdom of heaven as a treasure of great joy.2
See how brown autumn spreads the field Matthew 13:39This hymn draws directly from Matthew 13's parable of the wheat and tares, depicting the final harvest judgment when Christ separates the righteous from the wicked.2
What shall we offer our good Lord Matthew 13:3-9This hymn responds to the parable of the sower's call to bear fruit by offering our lives in service to God.2
Seed, Scattered and Sown Matthew 13:1-30This hymn draws directly from Matthew 13's parable of the sower, using seed imagery to connect Christ's teaching with the Eucharistic bread.2
O God, Thou Art the Father Matthew 13:52This hymn reflects Matthew 13's theme of God's kingdom growing from small beginnings into a universal family.2
The summer harvest spreads the field Matthew 13:39This hymn draws on Matthew 13's parables of harvest, particularly the wheat and tares and the sower's seed.2

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