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Hymns for Matthew 14

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lord, Whose Love Through Humble Service Matthew 14:13-21This hymn reflects Jesus's humble service in Matthew 14 through feeding the multitudes and healing the sick.2
Alone with God Matthew 14:23This hymn reflects Jesus' example in Matthew 14 of withdrawing to a solitary place to pray amid life's storms.2
The Church of Christ in Every Age Matthew 14:13-21This hymn echoes Matthew 14's themes of Christ feeding the hungry and the church's call to provide bread to those in need.2
Hier bin ich, Herr, du rufest mir Matthew 14:28-31This hymn echoes Peter's response to Jesus' call in Matthew 14, answering the Lord's summons with repentance and faith.2
Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness Matthew 14:13-33This hymn references Matthew 14's accounts of Jesus calming the storm and feeding the multitudes with bread.2
Jesus, My Sorrow Lies Too Deep Matthew 14:12This hymn echoes Peter's cry for help when sinking in the storm, expressing deep need for Jesus's saving presence.2
He Looked Beyond My Fault Matthew 14:14This hymn echoes Peter's experience of Christ's grace saving him when he began to sink in Matthew 14:30-31.2
The Disiples at Sea Matthew 14:22This hymn retells Matthew 14's account of Jesus walking on water to His storm-tossed disciples, emphasizing His prayerful care and their safe arrival.2
Lord, I Pray Matthew 14:26-27This hymn echoes Peter's cry for Jesus to be near when fear overwhelms, as when he walked on water in Matthew 14.2
Can It Be Right? Matthew 14:31This hymn echoes Peter's doubt when walking on water, resolving to trust Jesus completely despite fear.2
With Christ Matthew 14:22-33This hymn echoes Peter's plea to Jesus during the storm, seeking Christ's steadying word amid life's turbulent waters.2
O Thou that on the billow Matthew 14:27This hymn reflects Jesus calming the storm and walking on water in Matthew 14, offering comfort to those facing life's tempests.2
Quién Es Ese (Who Is This) Matthew 14:22-33This hymn directly references Jesus walking on water and calming the disciples' fears as recorded in Matthew 14:22-33.2
God, Whose Glory Reigns Eternal Matthew 14:13-20This hymn references Christ's feeding of the multitude in Matthew 14, where hungry folk are nourished with bread as a sign of God's reign.2
Jesus Called to Peter Matthew 14:25-31This hymn recounts Peter walking on water and beginning to sink, directly referencing the events of Matthew 14:22-33.2
In Cana at a Wedding Feast Matthew 14:13-33This hymn recounts Jesus feeding the five thousand from Matthew 14, celebrating his miraculous provision and compassion.2
If We Could Be Like the Widow Matthew 14:15-21This hymn references the boy who shared fish and loaves in Matthew 14, calling us to similar generosity in feeding others.2
Where is Bread? Matthew 14:13-21This hymn retells the feeding of the 5,000 from Matthew 14, reflecting on Jesus multiplying loaves and fish to feed the multitude.2
Your Sacrifice Matthew 14:13-21This hymn references Jesus feeding the multitudes in Matthew 14 while connecting that miracle to the Eucharistic sacrifice.2
My Love Colours Outside the Lines (Outside the Lines) Matthew 14:29This hymn references Peter's water-walking faith in Matthew 14:22-33, emphasizing the risk and trust required to follow Christ into unfamiliar places.2

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