Hymns for Matthew 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus, Our Brother, Strong and GoodMatthew 1:231
Gather Us InMatthew 1:23This hymn echoes Matthew 1's theme of God gathering all people through the coming of Emmanuel, "God with us.1
There's Something About That NameMatthew 1:23This hymn celebrates the power and significance of Jesus' name, which Matthew 1 emphasizes through the angel's command to name Him Jesus as Savior.1
How Bright Appears the Morning StarMatthew 1:23This hymn celebrates Jesus as the "Son of man, and Son of God" who "assumed our very nature," reflecting Matthew 1's account of Christ's incarnation and divine-human identity.1
Let the Earth Now Praise the LordMatthew 1:23This hymn celebrates Christ's birth as the fulfillment of prophecy, echoing Matthew 1's genealogy and account of Jesus's arrival as Emmanuel.1
Child in the MangerMatthew 1:1-3This hymn celebrates the incarnation and prophetic fulfillment of Christ's birth as recounted in Matthew 1.1
He Saves His People From Their SinsMatthew 1:21This hymn echoes Matthew 1:21's promise that Jesus "will save his people from their sins.1
God, We Praise You!Matthew 1:21-23This hymn celebrates the Trinity and Christ's incarnation, connecting to Matthew 1's account of Jesus' birth as Emmanuel, God with us.1
Cuán Dulce el Nombre de JesúsMatthew 1:21This hymn celebrates the sweetness of Jesus' name, which Matthew 1 reveals as the Savior who redeems His people from their sins.1
I Wonder As I WanderMatthew 1:18-25This hymn reflects on the miraculous birth of Jesus described in Matthew 1, pondering why the Savior came to die for ordinary people.1
Our King ImmanuelMatthew 1:23This hymn celebrates Jesus as "Immanuel" (God with us), the central name and promise of Matthew 1:23.1
Sing to the KingMatthew 1:21This hymn celebrates Christ as the coming King, echoing Matthew 1's proclamation of Jesus as the promised Messiah and Emmanuel.1
Sing We Now of ChristmasMatthew 1:1-11This hymn celebrates the birth of Jesus as King, reflecting Matthew 1's genealogy and announcement of Christ's coming.1
Softly the Night Is SleepingMatthew 1:23This hymn celebrates the nativity in Bethlehem described in Matthew 1, where Jesus's birth fulfills prophecy.1
Born in the Night, Mary's ChildMatthew 1:18-25This hymn celebrates the birth of Jesus to Mary, directly reflecting Matthew 1's account of Christ's nativity.1
See Him Lying on a Bed of StrawMatthew 1:21This hymn depicts the humble nativity scene of Jesus described in Matthew 1's account of Christ's birth.1
Long Ago, Prophets KnewMatthew 1:18-25This hymn celebrates the prophetic fulfillment of Christ's birth through Mary, as foretold in Matthew 1.1
Ye nations all, on you I callMatthew 1This hymn celebrates the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham through Christ's birth, echoing Matthew 1's genealogy tracing Jesus from Abraham.1
Christ the Lord, the Lord Most GloriousMatthew 1:231
How shall I meet my Savior?Matthew 1:231

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