Hymns for Matthew 21

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O How Shall I Receive Thee? Matthew 21:1-112
O Sing a Song of Bethlehem Matthew 21:11This hymn's third verse likely references Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the central event of Matthew 21.2
Lord of the Dance Matthew 21:46This hymn references Jesus dancing for the scribes and Pharisees who rejected him, echoing Matthew 21's confrontations with religious leaders in the temple.2
Ask What Thou Wilt Matthew 21:22This hymn reflects Matthew 21:22's promise that whatever we ask in prayer with faith will be received.2
Auf, auf, ihr Reichsgenossen Matthew 21:8-11This Advent hymn echoes Matthew 21's call to prepare for Christ's coming as King, welcoming Him with joyful anticipation.2
A little child the Savior came Matthew 21:15-162
Where Shall My Wondering Soul Begin Matthew 21:31-322
Hilf, Gott, dass ja die Kinderzucht Matthew 21:15-162
The King of Glory Comes Matthew 21:1-11This hymn celebrates Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as the King of glory, echoing the crowds' joyful reception in Matthew 21.2
Send me, Jesus Matthew 21:222
Christ is the King! O Friends Upraise Matthew 21:1-112
Open Our Eyes, Lord Matthew 21:33This hymn echoes the desire of the blind men in Matthew 21:14 to encounter Jesus and receive spiritual sight.2
I Bind My Heart Matthew 21:112
Jesús es mi rey soberano Matthew 21:52
Blessedness of Instructing the Young Matthew 21:162
We Will Rejoice and Be Glad In It Matthew 21:422
Prepare the Way, O Zion Matthew 21:1-10This hymn echoes Matthew 21's account of Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, calling believers to prepare their hearts to welcome the coming King.2
Come, O Precious Ransom Matthew 21:52
Go Work in My Vineyard Matthew 21:282
The Glory of Our King Matthew 21:1-11This hymn celebrates Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem with children's hosannas, directly reflecting Matthew 21's Palm Sunday narrative.2

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