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Hymns for Matthew 22

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
¡Oh, buen Jesús! Matthew 22:1-142
Entre el Vaivén de la Ciudad Matthew 22:9This hymn reflects Matthew 22's call to love God and neighbor amid the challenges of urban life.2
Humbly in Your Sight Matthew 22:34-40This hymn reflects Matthew 22's call to love God wholeheartedly by offering our hearts, ears, eyes, and hands in humble devotion.2
Shout for Joy Matthew 22:1-14This hymn echoes Matthew 22's parable of the wedding feast, celebrating God's invitation to all people to share in heaven's banquet.2
The Trumpets Sound, the Angels Sing Matthew 22:2This hymn echoes Matthew 22's parable of the wedding feast, celebrating God's invitation to gather at His banquet table.2
For the Life That You Have Given Matthew 22:37This hymn reflects Matthew 22's call to love God with heart, mind, and strength through grateful stewardship and service.2
City of God, Jerusalem Matthew 22:1-14This hymn connects to Matthew 22's wedding feast parable, celebrating the heavenly Jerusalem where God's people gather in joyful unity.2
Everyone who loves is born of God Matthew 22:34-40This hymn reflects Matthew 22's teaching on the greatest commandment to love God and neighbor, expressed through shared communion.2
I Really Love the Lord Matthew 22:37This hymn echoes Matthew 22:37's call to love the Lord with all your heart, soul, and mind.2
Come, ye who are the bidden guests Matthew 22:1-14This hymn directly retells Jesus' parable of the wedding feast from Matthew 22, depicting the invitation to God's kingdom and the consequences of rejection.2
Herodians and Pharisees Matthew 22:15-22This hymn directly references the Pharisees and Herodians who conspired to trap Jesus with questions in Matthew 22.2
What do ye think of Christ indeed Matthew 22:34-46This hymn directly references Matthew 22:42-45, where Jesus asks "What do ye think of Christ?" and discusses how David called the Messiah "Lord.2
Love the Lord Matthew 22:37-39This hymn directly echoes Matthew 22:37-39's command to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and to love one another.2
You Shall Love the Lord Matthew 22:37-39This hymn directly quotes Jesus's teaching in Matthew 22:37-39 about loving God with heart, soul, and mind, and loving one's neighbor.2
Kyrie eleison, Have Mercy Matthew 22:34-40This hymn reflects Matthew 22's Greatest Commandment by confessing our failures to love God and neighbor through compassionate action for the world's needs.2
Lamente, santo Dios, damos a ti Matthew 22:37-38This hymn of consecration responds to Matthew 22's call to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind.2
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Matthew 22:37This hymn reflects Matthew 22:37's call to love God with all our heart through complete devotion to Christ's sacrifice.1
I Am Coming to the Cross Matthew 22:39This hymn reflects the response to Christ's invitation in Matthew 22:4 to come to the wedding feast of salvation.1
This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made Matthew 22:42This hymn celebrates the Lord's Day of resurrection and worship, echoing Matthew 22's call to honor God above all.1
I'll Live for Him Matthew 22:37This hymn responds to Jesus's teaching in Matthew 22:37-39 about loving God with all one's heart, soul, and mind through total life commitment.1

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