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Hymns for Matthew 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come Matthew 9:37-38This hymn connects to Matthew 9's harvest imagery, where Jesus calls for workers to gather the plentiful spiritual harvest.4
I Want to be a Worker Matthew 9:27This hymn responds to Jesus's call in Matthew 9:37-38 for workers to labor in the plentiful harvest.4
O Still in Accents Sweet Matthew 9:36-38This hymn reflects Matthew 9's call to mission and Christ's compassionate invitation to follow Him in serving others.4
Labor On! Matthew 9:27This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Matthew 9:37-38 to labor in the plentiful harvest field with few workers.4
I Danced in the Morning Matthew 9:21-22This hymn references Matthew 9's account of Jesus calling fishermen and dining with tax collectors and sinners who followed Him.4
Where Shall My Wondering Soul Begin Matthew 9:9-13This hymn reflects Matthew 9's theme of Christ calling sinners to conversion and new life in Him.4
He Touched Me Matthew 9:20-22This hymn reflects Matthew 9's accounts of Jesus healing and transforming lives through His compassionate touch.4
Let Your Heart Be Broken Matthew 9:36This hymn reflects Jesus's compassion for the crowds in Matthew 9, calling believers to serve the broken and needy as He did.4
Kyrie Matthew 9:27This hymn echoes the plea "Lord, have mercy on us" from those seeking Jesus's healing and compassion in Matthew 9.3
Nearer to Me Matthew 9:37This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Matthew 9:37-38 for laborers to harvest the plentiful spiritual fields.3
I Have Decided to Follow Jesus Matthew 9:9This hymn echoes Matthew 9:9's call of Matthew, who immediately left everything to follow Jesus without turning back.3
Come, Labor On Matthew 9:37-38This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Matthew 9:37-38 to labor in the plentiful harvest with too few workers.3
We Cannot Measure How You Heal Matthew 9:2-8This hymn reflects Matthew 9's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and responding to faith amid doubt.3
Cristo está buscando obreros Matthew 9:37-38This hymn echoes Jesus' words in Matthew 9:37-38 about the plentiful harvest needing laborers.3
The Kingdom of God Is Justice and Joy Matthew 9:9-13This hymn reflects Matthew 9's vision of Jesus bringing God's kingdom through healing, joy, and fellowship with outcasts.3
The Battle Is the Lord's! Matthew 9:37This hymn echoes Matthew 9:37-38's imagery of white harvest fields needing laborers for the Lord's work.3
The City Is Alive, O God Matthew 9:36This hymn echoes Jesus's compassion for the crowds in Matthew 9 who were harassed and helpless like sheep without a shepherd.3
From the Sun's Rising Matthew 9:37-38This hymn reflects Matthew 9's call to discipleship and Jesus' mission to gather workers for the abundant harvest among all nations.3
O Christ, Who Shared Our Mortal Life Matthew 9:18-26This hymn reflects Matthew 9's accounts of Christ healing the sick and raising the dead with compassion.3
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Matthew 9:6-7This hymn reflects Matthew 9's themes of Jesus' compassion for sinners and His call to those seeking mercy and refuge.2

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