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| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Come, Ye Disconsolate | Matthew 5:4This hymn offers comfort to the spiritually poor and mourning, echoing the Beatitudes' promise of divine consolation. | 3 | ||
| The Church's One Foundation | Matthew 5:3-10This hymn reflects Matthew 5's vision of the church as salt and light, called to be holy and unified in Christ despite persecution and scorn. | 3 | ||
| The Day of Resurrection | Matthew 5:8This hymn connects to Matthew 5's Beatitudes through its emphasis on pure hearts enabling believers to see the Lord in resurrection light. | 3 | ||
| Blessed Are the Sons of God | Matthew 5:14This hymn echoes the Beatitudes of Matthew 5, celebrating the blessed state of God's children who are justified, redeemed, and called to be lights in the world. | 3 | ||
| Lord, I Want to Be a Christian | Matthew 5:6This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to holiness, love, and Christlike character in the Beatitudes and Sermon on the Mount. | 3 | ||
| My Prayer | Matthew 5:8This hymn echoes the Beatitudes' call to holiness, purity, meekness, and hungering for righteousness found in Matthew 5. | 3 | ||
| Lord Jesus, Think on Me | Matthew 5:3-10This hymn echoes Matthew 5's call to purity of heart and the promise of seeing God through spiritual cleansing. | 3 | ||
| Satisfied | Matthew 5:6This hymn echoes Matthew 5:6's beatitude about hungering and thirsting for righteousness and finding satisfaction in Christ. | 3 | ||
| O Holy Night | Matthew 5:9This hymn celebrates Christ's birth as the light breaking into a dark world, echoing Matthew 5's call for believers to be the light of the world. | 3 | ||
| Is Your Lamp Burning? | Matthew 5:16This hymn draws from Jesus's teaching in Matthew 5:14-16 about believers being the light of the world with lamps that shine. | 3 | ||
| The Mouner | Matthew 5:3-10This hymn reflects Matthew 5's Beatitudes, particularly "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. | 3 | ||
| God Has Spoken by His Prophets | Matthew 5:18This hymn connects to Matthew 5 through Christ as the Light of the world who illuminates God's truth and righteousness. | 3 | ||
| We Come, O Christ, to You | Matthew 5:16This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to come to Christ as the fulfillment of God's law and righteousness. | 3 | ||
| Ye Are the Light of the World | Matthew 5:14-16This hymn directly echoes Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:14-16 that believers are the light of the world and should let their light shine before others. | 3 | ||
| Love to our Enemies from the Example of Christ | Matthew 5:44This hymn reflects Matthew 5's teaching to love enemies, drawing from Christ's example of praying for those who crucified him. | 3 | ||
| We Are Called | Matthew 5:6This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to be light, act with justice, and live out the Beatitudes through humble service. | 3 | ||
| Whatsoever You Do | Matthew 5:3-12This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to serve others with compassion, embodying the Beatitudes' spirit of mercy and care for those in need. | 3 | ||
| Ye Are the Light of the World | Matthew 5:14This hymn directly quotes Jesus's words in Matthew 5:14, calling believers to shine as lights in the world. | 3 | ||
| Pray for the Church, Afflicted and Oppressed | Matthew 5:10-12This hymn reflects Matthew 5's Beatitudes by honoring those persecuted for righteousness and the gospel's sake. | 3 | ||
| God! As with Silent Hearts | Matthew 5:3-10This hymn reflects Matthew 5's Beatitudes call to peacemaking and pursuing justice with humble, prayerful hearts. | 3 |