Hymns for Matthew 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Departing MissionariesMatthew 4:16This hymn connects to Jesus's call to follow Him and become fishers of men in Matthew 4:19.2
From all Thy Saints in WarfareMatthew 4:12-23This hymn honors the saints including Andrew and Peter, whom Jesus called as disciples in Matthew 4.2
Lift Up Your Hearts!Matthew 4:17This hymn reflects Matthew 4's theme of resisting temptation by lifting hearts above sin and worldly snares to focus on the Lord.2
I Waited for the Lord My GodMatthew 4:18-23This hymn reflects Matthew 4's theme of trusting God through testing, as Jesus relied on the Lord during temptation in the wilderness.2
Always RejoicingMatthew 4:25This hymn celebrates the joy and happiness found in following Christ, echoing the blessedness promised in Matthew 4's Beatitudes.2
Father Eternal, Ruler of CreationMatthew 4:16This hymn echoes the prayer "Your kingdom come" that Jesus taught after His temptation in Matthew 4, calling for God's reign to overcome darkness and division.2
Make me a channel of your peaceMatthew 4:9-15This hymn reflects the call to discipleship in Matthew 4, responding to Christ's invitation to follow Him by becoming channels of His peace and love to others.2
Blest Are TheyMatthew 4:3-12This hymn reflects Jesus' early ministry in Galilee described in Matthew 4, where He began proclaiming the kingdom of God.2
Fishers of MenMatthew 4:19This hymn directly quotes Jesus's call to Simon and Andrew in Matthew 4:19 to become "fishers of men.2
The Morning ComethMatthew 4:16This hymn celebrates God's sovereign grace, echoing the call to repentance and the kingdom of heaven proclaimed in Matthew 4.2
Christ of the Upward WayMatthew 4:19This hymn echoes Matthew 4's call to discipleship, following Christ's footsteps with faithful obedience and purpose.2
The Kingdom of God Is Justice and JoyMatthew 4:12-23This hymn echoes Matthew 4's call to repent and believe the good news of God's kingdom.2
How Clear Is Our Vocation, LordMatthew 4:19This hymn reflects Matthew 4's theme of heeding Christ's call to discipleship and following His word faithfully.2
Praise the One Who Breaks the DarknessMatthew 4:1-16This hymn celebrates Christ's ministry of preaching, healing, and calming storms as described in Matthew 4's account of Jesus beginning his Galilean ministry.2
Put Peace into Each Other's Hands Matthew 4:9This hymn connects to Matthew 4's call to follow Jesus by emphasizing peace, communion, and caring for others as expressions of discipleship.2
Creator of the Stars of NightMatthew 4:16This hymn echoes Matthew 4's theme of Christ as the light who comes to dispel darkness and free humanity from sin.2
Those Who Love and Those Who LaborMatthew 4:18-20This hymn echoes Matthew 4's call of the first disciples to follow Christ in love and labor.2
El Dios de Paz (Peace-Giving God)Matthew 4:16This hymn echoes Matthew 4's themes of Christ as light in darkness and the call to follow the Messiah who brings God's peace.2
When Jesus Saw the FishermenMatthew 4:18-22This hymn retells Jesus's call to the fishermen disciples in Matthew 4:18-22 to leave their nets and follow him.2
Now Let Us All With One AccordMatthew 4:1-11This hymn calls believers to unified worship, echoing Jesus's call to discipleship and repentance in Matthew 4.2

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