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Hymns for Matthew 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
We plough the fields, and scatter Matthew 8:23-27This hymn connects to Matthew 8's themes of God's provision and care, as Jesus calms storms and meets human needs with divine power.2
Let There Be Light Matthew 8:16This hymn echoes Matthew 8's themes of Christ bringing healing to the sick and sight to the blind through His redeeming power.2
Purity of Heart Matthew 8:5This hymn echoes the Beatitudes' blessing on the pure in heart who shall see God.2
Love Lifted Me Matthew 8:27This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm and rescuing the disciples from the sea in Matthew 8:23-27.2
Let Jesus Come into Your Heart Matthew 8:24This hymn connects to Matthew 8's accounts of Jesus calming storms and healing the burdened, inviting Him to bring peace and cleansing.2
O Love Divine, that stooped to share Matthew 8:17This hymn reflects Christ's compassionate presence in suffering, echoing His healing ministry and calming of storms in Matthew 8.2
At the Name of Jesus Matthew 8:13This hymn connects to Matthew 8's account of Jesus calming the storm, demonstrating His divine authority over creation that the disciples witnessed and worshiped.2
I Will Trust and Not Be Afraid Matthew 8:23-27This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm in Matthew 8, calling believers to trust Christ's nearness over fear and doubt.2
On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry Matthew 8:3This hymn connects to Matthew 8's healing miracles through its plea for Christ to "stretch out your hand, to heal our sore.2
If Jesus Goes with Me Matthew 8:19This hymn echoes the disciples' trust in following Jesus through the storm in Matthew 8, declaring willingness to go anywhere with Him.2
Jesus, Priceless Treasure Matthew 8:19This hymn echoes Matthew 8's theme of Jesus calming storms and fears, portraying Christ as our refuge amid life's turmoil.2
Fierce Raged Over the Tempest Deep Matthew 8:23-27This hymn retells Matthew 8's account of Jesus calming the storm and speaks Christ's peace into our life's tempests.2
My Spirit Longs for Thee Matthew 8:8This hymn echoes the centurion's humble confession of unworthiness before Christ in Matthew 8:8, longing for divine presence despite feeling undeserving.2
No, not despairingly Matthew 8:2This hymn echoes the faith of those in Matthew 8 who came to Jesus seeking healing and mercy despite their unworthiness.2
Tossed upon life's raging billow Matthew 8:24-25This hymn draws on Matthew 8's account of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee, applying Christ's power over tempests to life's trials.2
My God, to Thee I Cry Matthew 8:2This hymn connects to Matthew 8's themes of crying out to God for cleansing and healing through faith.2
Not Worthy Matthew 8:8This hymn draws directly from the centurion's humble words in Matthew 8:8, "Lord, I am not worthy that you should come under my roof, but speak the word only.2
Always Rejoicing Matthew 8:1This hymn celebrates the joy and happiness found in communion with Christ, reflecting the disciples' rejoicing in following Jesus throughout Matthew 8.2
Many and Great, O God Matthew 8:18This hymn echoes Matthew 8's portrayal of Christ's authority over nature, as the waters and seas obey His voice.2
Embarking Matthew 8:27This hymn reflects Matthew 8's account of Jesus calming the storm and demonstrating His authority over wind and waves.2

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