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Hymns for Matthew 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lípiame, Señor Matthew 8:82
What a Friend We Have in Jesus Matthew 8:17This hymn reflects Matthew 8's portrayal of Jesus as one who bears our burdens and invites us to bring our troubles to him.1
The Pilgrim's Song Matthew 8:19This hymn reflects the trust and security of God's children journeying under His care, echoing the disciples following Jesus in Matthew 8.1
Jesus Paid It All Matthew 8:2-3This hymn echoes Matthew 8's theme of Christ's healing power and the call to follow Him in faith and surrender.1
Rescue the Perishing Matthew 8:25This hymn echoes Jesus's compassion in Matthew 8 for the suffering and His call to reach the lost with urgent care.1
The Son of God goes forth to war Matthew 8:19This hymn echoes the call to courageous discipleship found in Matthew 8:18-22, where Jesus challenges followers to count the cost.1
The Great Physician Matthew 8:16-17This hymn celebrates Jesus as the healer who touches and restores the sick, as demonstrated in Matthew 8's healing miracles.1
O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee Matthew 8:16This hymn echoes the call to follow Jesus in humble service, reflecting the disciples' response to Christ's invitation in Matthew 8.1
Once in Royal David's City Matthew 8:20This hymn echoes Matthew 8:20's description of Christ having no place to lay his head, born humbly in a stable.1
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Matthew 8:23-27This hymn echoes Matthew 8's themes of Jesus as healer and sovereign Lord who shelters and sustains his people.1
Throw Out the Life Line Matthew 8:25This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm and rescuing the disciples from peril on the sea in Matthew 8:23-27.1
When Shall We Meet Again? Matthew 8:11This hymn reflects the fellowship theme in Matthew 8:11, where Jesus speaks of gathering together in the heavenly kingdom.1
Trusting Jesus Matthew 8:23-27This hymn echoes the disciples' call to trust Jesus through life's storms, as in Matthew 8's account of Jesus calming the sea.1
Jesus! the Name High over All Matthew 8:28This hymn celebrates Jesus's authority over demons and disease, reflecting His power to heal and cast out evil spirits in Matthew 8.1
Footsteps of Jesus Matthew 8:19This hymn reflects Matthew 8's theme of following Jesus as He ministers to the weak and calls disciples to follow Him.1
Holy Spirit, Truth Divine Matthew 8:26This hymn connects to Matthew 8's theme of divine power through its prayer for the Holy Spirit's transforming strength to heal and purify the soul.1
Commit Thou All Thy Griefs Matthew 8:26This hymn echoes Matthew 8's theme of trusting Christ's power and care amid life's storms and trials.1
Where He Leads I'll Follow Matthew 8:19This hymn echoes Matthew 8's call to discipleship, where Jesus invites followers to leave everything and follow Him wherever He leads.1
I Am Resolved Matthew 8:19This hymn reflects the immediate, resolute response of Matthew's disciples who left everything to follow Jesus when He called them.1
Lead Me Gently Home, Father Matthew 8:19This hymn echoes the disciples' plea "Lord, save us!" during the storm in Matthew 8:25, seeking divine guidance through life's troubles.1

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