Hymns for Matthew 4

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Schaffet, schaffet, Menschenkinder Matthew 4:17I apologize, but I cannot provide a specific connection between this hymn and Matthew 4 without knowing the hymn's lyrics beyond its first line. The German title "Schaffet, schaffet, Menschenkinder" (Work, work, children of men) and the topic "Vom christlichen Leben und Wandel" (On Christian Life and Conduct) suggest themes of Christian living, but Matthew 4 contains Jesus's temptation, calling of disciples, and early ministry—without the full lyrics, I cannot accurately identify which aspect connects to this hymn.1
Son of God, Eternal Savior Matthew 4:23This hymn echoes Matthew 4's portrayal of Christ as the Son of God who ministers to human need and calls us to selfless service.1
Day by Day Matthew 4:18-22This hymn reflects Matthew 4:4's truth that God provides what we need each day, echoing Jesus' reliance on the Father's daily provision.1
O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright! Matthew 4:10This hymn celebrates Christ as the "Morning Star" and "light divine," echoing Matthew 4's theme of Jesus as the light shining in darkness who begins His ministry.1
Command your blessing from above Matthew 4:19This hymn echoes Jesus' call "Follow me" from Matthew 4:19, inviting believers to become His true disciples.1
Just the Same To-day Matthew 4:23This hymn affirms that Jesus, who began His ministry and demonstrated His power in Matthew 4, remains unchanging and faithful today.1
Be known to us in breaking bread Matthew 4:4This hymn echoes Jesus' response to Satan's temptation in Matthew 4:4 that we live by God's word, not bread alone.1
Follow me, the Master said Matthew 4:18-22This hymn echoes Jesus' call to Simon and Andrew in Matthew 4:19, "Follow me," emphasizing the commitment to discipleship despite opposition.1
O Friedensfürst aus Davids Stamm! Matthew 4:16This hymn celebrates Christ as the Prince of Peace from David's line, connecting to Matthew 4's proclamation of the Kingdom and Jesus beginning His ministry.1
Lord, the light of your love (Shine, Jesus, shine) Matthew 4:16-17This hymn echoes Matthew 4's imagery of Jesus as light shining in darkness and calling people to follow him.1
I want to walk as a child of the light Matthew 4:18-22This hymn echoes Jesus's call to "follow me" in Matthew 4:19-22, expressing the desire to walk with and follow Christ as light.1
O Christ, the Healer, We Have Come Matthew 4:23-24This hymn echoes Matthew 4's account of Jesus healing the sick and diseased who were brought to him.1
I Hear My Blessed Saviour Say Matthew 4:19This hymn echoes the call to follow Christ in Matthew 4, emphasizing discipleship and surrender to the Saviour's voice.1
The Master Has Come, and He Calls Us Matthew 4:19This hymn echoes Jesus's call to the first disciples in Matthew 4 to leave everything and follow Him.1
Healer of Our Every Ill Matthew 4:23-24This hymn reflects Matthew 4's account of Jesus healing the sick and bringing light to those in darkness.1
Jesus’ hands were kind hands Matthew 4:23-24This hymn reflects Jesus' healing ministry described in Matthew 4:23-24, where He healed the sick and afflicted throughout Galilee.1
Holy Ground Matthew 4:11This hymn echoes the reverence of standing in God's presence, as angels ministered to Jesus in Matthew 4:11.1
Preaching of glad tidings Matthew 4:231
Be Not Afraid Matthew 4:19This hymn echoes Jesus's call to "Come, follow me" and His promise of divine guidance through life's wilderness trials.1
When Jesus came to Jordan Matthew 4:171

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