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Hymns for Matthew 17

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Down at the Cross Matthew 17:2This hymn connects to Matthew 17's transfiguration scene where Jesus' divine glory was revealed, echoed in the refrain "Glory to His name.1
Hark, My Soul! It Is The Lord! Matthew 17:2-5This hymn echoes Peter's confession of Jesus as Lord and Savior, central to Matthew 17's transfiguration revelation.1
O Jesus, I have promised Matthew 17:24This hymn echoes the disciple's call to follow Jesus faithfully, reflecting Peter, James, and John's commitment after witnessing Christ's transfiguration.1
Fairest Lord Jesus Matthew 17:1-9This hymn reflects the Transfiguration in Matthew 17, praising Christ's divine glory and radiant beauty revealed on the mountain.1
Hail, Thou once-despisèd Jesus! Matthew 17:12This hymn celebrates Christ's glory and kingship, echoing the transfiguration where Jesus' divine majesty was revealed to the disciples.1
We Give Thee But Thine Own Matthew 17:20This hymn reflects the stewardship theme of Matthew 17:27, recognizing that all we have belongs to God.1
Alleluia Matthew 17:5This hymn serves as a joyful acclamation before the Gospel reading, celebrating Christ's transfiguration revealed in Matthew 17.1
None of Self and All of Thee Matthew 17:8This hymn reflects the disciples' lack of faith in Matthew 17:20, contrasting self-reliance with complete surrender to Christ.1
On Opening a Place of Social Prayer Matthew 17:1-9This hymn echoes the disciples' plea "Lord, have mercy" when Jesus revealed His divine glory on the mountain in Matthew 17.1
Sunlight Matthew 17:2This hymn echoes the Transfiguration's radiant light of Christ that dispels darkness and transforms believers.1
Shepherd Divine, Our Wants Relieve Matthew 17:1-3This hymn echoes the disciples' need for prayer and faith during trials, reflecting Jesus's call to "watch and pray" after the Transfiguration.1
Looking Oft Unto Jesus Matthew 17:8This hymn reflects the Transfiguration's call to fix our eyes on Jesus' glorious countenance for comfort and courage.1
Blessed Jesus, at Thy word Matthew 17:1-9This hymn connects to the Transfiguration account where Jesus is revealed in divine light and God's word is proclaimed.1
Beautiful Savior Matthew 17:1-8This hymn reflects the radiant glory of Christ revealed at the Transfiguration in Matthew 17, where Jesus shone brighter than the sun.1
At Parting with Friends Matthew 17:4This hymn reflects Matthew 17's theme of seeking God's presence and glory when believers gather together.1
O Gladsome Light Matthew 17:1-8This hymn echoes the Transfiguration's vision of Christ's divine glory and radiant splendor before the disciples.1
Gentle Mary Laid Her Child Matthew 17:1-8This hymn connects to Matthew 17's Transfiguration through the theme of Christ's divine glory revealed in humble circumstances.1
Only Believe (Chorus) Matthew 17:20This hymn echoes Jesus' teaching in Matthew 17:20 that faith, even small as a mustard seed, can move mountains.1
O Christ, the Healer Matthew 17:18This hymn echoes Matthew 17's account of Jesus healing the epileptic boy, emphasizing Christ's power to restore wholeness and health through faith.1
Renewing Grace Matthew 17:20This hymn reflects the transformative power of Christ seen in Matthew 17's Transfiguration and healing ministry.1

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