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| Title | Scripture | Matching Instances | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| For the Bread Which You Have Broken | Matthew 6:10This hymn echoes Matthew 6's Lord's Prayer with its petition "let your kingdom come, O Lord" in the final stanza. | 2 | ||
| His Universal Diffusion | Matthew 6:10This hymn connects to Matthew 6's teaching on God's provision by praying for the Spirit's universal outpouring upon all the earth. | 2 | ||
| I'd Rather Have Jesus | Matthew 6:19-21This hymn echoes Matthew 6's teaching to prioritize heavenly treasures over earthly riches and worldly acclaim. | 2 | ||
| Amen siakudumisa (Amen, we praise your name O Lord) | Matthew 6:13This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to praise and honor God's holy name in prayer. | 2 | ||
| Christ is the World's Light | Matthew 6:24This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to serve God alone, declaring Christ as our singular light and Lord whom we cannot serve while despising others. | 2 | ||
| Sollt ich meinem Gott nicht trauen | Matthew 6:25-34This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to trust God's faithful provision rather than anxious worry. | 2 | ||
| Freely, Freely | Matthew 6:9-15This hymn echoes Matthew 6:12's prayer for forgiveness and calls us to freely forgive others as we have been forgiven. | 2 | ||
| Rejoice, O Land, in God Thy Might | Matthew 6:1-15This hymn echoes Matthew 6's themes of seeking God's kingdom, trusting His provision, and receiving divine forgiveness. | 2 | ||
| Forgive us, Lord, to Thee we cry | Matthew 6:12This hymn echoes Matthew 6's Lord's Prayer, pleading for God's forgiveness as we forgive others. | 2 | ||
| Turn Your Eyes upon Jesus | Matthew 6:25-34This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to seek God's kingdom first, letting earthly worries fade before His glory. | 2 | ||
| Matth. 6:9-14: Father of all! we bow to thee | Matthew 6:9-14This hymn is a poetic rendering of the Lord's Prayer found in Matthew 6:9-13, directly paraphrasing its petitions and themes. | 2 | ||
| Father in Heaven | Matthew 6:1-11This hymn echoes Matthew 6's opening words of the Lord's Prayer, "Our Father in heaven. | 2 | ||
| Our Father, Thou in Heaven Above | Matthew 6:9-13This hymn is a poetic rendering of the Lord's Prayer, which Jesus teaches in Matthew 6:9-13. | 2 | ||
| Worship, honor, glory, blessing be to Him who reigns above | Matthew 6:10This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to worship God alone and trust in His heavenly provision and reign. | 2 | ||
| Deeds of Love, For Christ's Sake, Rewarded | Matthew 6:21This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching that God rewards those who serve Him with sincere, loving deeds done in secret. | 2 | ||
| Can you count the stars of evening | Matthew 6:25-34This hymn echoes Matthew 6:26's assurance of God's care, using stars to illustrate His attentive love for His children. | 2 | ||
| Eins nur wollen, Eins nur wissen | Matthew 6:21-22This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to seek first God's kingdom with singular devotion and focus. | 2 | ||
| In the Presence of Your People | Matthew 6:9-10This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching on corporate worship and lifting God's name in prayer among believers. | 2 | ||
| Enter into thy closet | Matthew 6:6This hymn draws directly from Matthew 6's teaching about entering one's closet to pray privately to the Father. | 2 | ||
| Nourished by the rainfall, the earth can come alive | Matthew 6:26This hymn echoes Matthew 6's teaching about God's care for flowers and birds as evidence of divine providence for all creation. | 2 |