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Hymns for Matthew 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
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
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
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
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
Be Not Afraid Matthew 5:3-10This hymn echoes Matthew 5's call to discipleship with Christ's promise to go before and sustain those who follow 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

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