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Hymns for Matthew 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Lord's Prayer, Paraphrased Matthew 7:11This hymn paraphrases the Lord's Prayer found in Matthew 6, which precedes Matthew 7's teachings on prayer and seeking God.1
Jesus Only Matthew 7:8This hymn reflects Matthew 7's call to build life's foundation on Christ alone amid life's storms and trials.1
Open Your Ears, O Faithful People Matthew 7:7-14This hymn echoes Matthew 7's call to hear and act on God's wise words, emphasizing attentive listening to divine teaching.1
O Gott, Vater, Wir Loben Dich Matthew 7:13-14This hymn's prayer for wisdom to speak and understand God's Word aligns with Matthew 7's teaching on seeking, asking, and receiving from God.1
The Right Hand of God Matthew 7:21-29This hymn reflects Matthew 7's call to bear good fruit and build on the solid foundation of God's righteous judgment.1
Bring Many Names Matthew 7:7-14This hymn reflects Matthew 7's call to build faith on the solid foundation of knowing and trusting God's many names and attributes.1
Come, Lord, to our souls come down Matthew 7:7This hymn echoes Matthew 7's call to build one's life on Christ, the solid foundation, through obedient faith.1
Muy cerca de mi Redentor Matthew 7:24-27This hymn reflects Matthew 7's call to build one's life on the solid foundation of Christ the Redeemer.1
Merkt auf, ihr Völker allgemein, Allhie auf dieser Erden Matthew 7:24I apologize, but I cannot provide a specific connection without knowing the hymn's content beyond its German first line "Merkt auf, ihr Völker allgemein, Allhie auf dieser Erden" (Pay attention, all you peoples, here on this earth). Without access to the full lyrics or their translation, I cannot accurately identify how this hymn connects to Matthew 7's themes of judging others, the narrow gate, false prophets, or building on solid foundations.1
Morning Glory, Starlit Sky Matthew 7:11This hymn celebrates God's creative glory revealed in nature, echoing Matthew 7's teaching about recognizing God's goodness through His works.1
Christ Be My Leader Matthew 7:26This hymn reflects Matthew 7's call to build life on Christ's solid foundation and follow the narrow path of discipleship.1
What God Ordains Is Always Good Matthew 7:7-14This hymn reflects Matthew 7's teaching to trust God's will and follow His righteous path with humble obedience.1
Eternal Spirit of the Living Christ Matthew 7:7-11This hymn echoes Matthew 7's call to seek, ask, and knock in prayer, trusting the Spirit's guidance.1
Building on the Rock Matthew 7:24-28This hymn directly references Jesus's parable in Matthew 7:24-27 about building one's life on the rock of obedience to His words.1
We Worship and Adore You Matthew 7:24-27This hymn expresses the worshipful response called for in Matthew 7:21-23, where Jesus emphasizes true devotion to God.1
Those Who Love and Those Who Labor Matthew 7:8This hymn reflects Matthew 7's call to build life on Christ's teachings through faithful labor and love in service.1
Mensch, willst du nimmer traurig sein Matthew 7:2I apologize, but I cannot provide a specific connection between this hymn and Matthew 7 without knowing the hymn's lyrics or content beyond its German title "Mensch, willst du nimmer traurig sein" (roughly "Person, if you never want to be sad"). To write an accurate explanation of the scripture-to-hymn connection, I would need to understand the hymn's actual message and how it relates to Matthew 7's themes of judgment, the narrow gate, false prophets, or building on solid foundations.1
A new commandment Matthew 7:13This hymn echoes Matthew 7:12's Golden Rule, emphasizing Christ's command to love others as we wish to be loved.1
Ask, and ye shall receive Matthew 7:7-8This hymn directly quotes and expands upon Jesus's promise in Matthew 7:7 to answer those who ask, seek, and knock in prayer.1
Hurry and Tell Him Matthew 7:7This hymn directly quotes and applies Matthew 7:7's promise "Ask, and it shall be given you" as an invitation to bring our needs to God in prayer.1

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