Hymns for Matthew 5

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Schaff' in mir, Gott, ein reines Herz, Ein Herz das stets sich Himmelwärts Matthew 5:8This hymn's plea for a pure heart reflects Jesus's Beatitude blessing the pure in heart who shall see God.2
As stars adorn the night-veiled sky Matthew 5:16This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call for believers to be light to the world, shining Christ's light through their lives as salt and light.2
Brighten This World's Darkness Matthew 5:16This hymn echoes Matthew 5's call for believers to be the light of the world, dispelling darkness.2
No Soy Digno de Ti, Señor Matthew 5:13-16This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to serve the poor, hungry, and marginalized as acts of righteousness.2
Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit Matthew 5:3-12This hymn directly paraphrases the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, setting Jesus' blessings into poetic verse.2
Sing Hey for the Carpenter Matthew 5:4This hymn echoes Matthew 5's call to leave worldly attachments and follow Jesus with open hearts and hands.2
Our righteousness must far exceed Matthew 5:20-26This hymn directly references Matthew 5:20's teaching that our righteousness must exceed that of the Pharisees through genuine heart transformation rather than mere outward religious observance.2
Gracious God, You Send Great Blessings Matthew 5:16This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to let our light shine through sharing God's blessings with others for His glory.2
Arise, shine, your light has come Matthew 5:14This hymn echoes Matthew 5:14-16's call for believers to be light in the darkness, shining God's glory to the world.2
Dona nobis pacem Domine Matthew 5:3-10This hymn directly quotes Matthew 5:9's beatitude, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.2
The Beatitudes Matthew 5:3-10This hymn directly quotes the Beatitudes from Matthew 5:3-9, setting Jesus's blessings to song.2
Blest Are the Contrite Hearts Matthew 5:3-16This hymn directly paraphrases the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, celebrating those whom Jesus declares blessed in His Sermon on the Mount.2
Singing, we glady worship the Lord together Matthew 5:43-44This hymn echoes the Beatitudes' call to be peacemakers and bring hope, light, and love into a troubled world.2
O God of Light, May Our Light Shine Matthew 5:13-16This hymn directly reflects Matthew 5's call for believers to be "the light of the world" through loving service and witness.2
Lord, What is All Our Fighting For? Matthew 5:9This hymn echoes Matthew 5's Beatitudes calling believers to be peacemakers and pursue justice with mercy.2
We Serve the Prince of Peace Matthew 5:5This hymn directly quotes Jesus's Beatitudes and teachings from the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5.2
This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine Matthew 5:14-16This hymn echoes Matthew 5:14-16's call for believers to let their light shine before others through love and good works.2
O Word of God Matthew 5:3This hymn directly quotes the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, particularly "Blessed are the poor in spirit.2
Yo soy sal de mi tierra Matthew 5:13-16This hymn directly references Jesus's teaching in Matthew 5:13 about believers being the salt of the earth.2
Bienaventurados los pobres Matthew 5:1-11This hymn directly reflects the Beatitudes of Matthew 5, proclaiming blessings upon the poor and those who hunger for justice.2

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