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Hymns for Matthew 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
When I See the Blood Matthew 9:36This hymn connects to Matthew 9's theme of Christ calling sinners to salvation through His redemptive sacrifice.1
Footsteps of Jesus Matthew 9:9This hymn reflects Matthew 9's call to discipleship and Jesus' ministry to the weak, sick, and lowly.1
On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry Matthew 9:2-6This hymn connects to Matthew 9's theme of repentance and preparation for Christ's ministry through John the Baptist's call.1
Stepping in the Light Matthew 9:9This hymn echoes Jesus's call to "Follow me" in Matthew 9:9, emphasizing walking in Christ's steps as His disciple.1
God the All-terrible! King, who ordainest Matthew 9:13This hymn echoes Matthew 9's themes of God's mercy toward sinners and the call to repentance and righteousness.1
If Thou but Suffer God to Guide Thee Matthew 9:22This hymn echoes Matthew 9's call to faith and trust in God's power to heal and deliver from life's trials.1
Living for Jesus Matthew 9:9This hymn reflects Matthew 9's call to discipleship and living a life wholly devoted to following Jesus.1
Look from Thy Sphere Matthew 9:36-38This hymn echoes Matthew 9's call to harvest workers and Christ's compassion for wandering sheep needing a shepherd.1
Our Country's Voice Is Pleading Matthew 9:38This hymn echoes Matthew 9:37-38's call to pray for laborers to harvest the plentiful fields ripe for God's work.1
The Healing Power of Jesus Matthew 9:35This hymn celebrates Jesus's miraculous healings described in Matthew 9, including restoring sight to the blind and raising the dead.1
Lord Jesus, Think on Me Matthew 9:21-22This hymn echoes Matthew 9's themes of Jesus healing the sick and calling sinners to forgiveness and new life.1
Come, O Thou All-Victorious Lord Matthew 9:2This hymn echoes Matthew 9's call to discipleship and Christ's victorious authority over sin and sickness.1
Jesus Came, the Heavens Adoring Matthew 9:2This hymn celebrates Jesus' earthly ministry of compassion and calling sinners, central themes in Matthew 9.1
Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners Matthew 9:10This hymn celebrates Jesus as a friend to sinners, echoing Matthew 9's account of Christ calling sinners and eating with tax collectors.1
Creator of the Stars of Night Matthew 9:36This hymn celebrates Christ as Creator and Redeemer, echoing Matthew 9's theme of Jesus's divine authority and compassion.1
Jesus, Thou Divine Companion Matthew 9:36-38This hymn reflects Matthew 9's portrayal of Jesus calling ordinary workers to follow Him and serving among common laborers.1
We Would See Jesus; Lo! His Star is Shining Matthew 9:9This hymn's desire to "see Jesus" reflects Matthew 9's call of Matthew and Jesus' invitation to follow Him closely.1
O Sing a Song of Bethlehem Matthew 9:26This hymn celebrates Jesus' earthly ministry of healing and compassion, reflecting the accounts in Matthew 9 of Christ's merciful works.1
Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life Matthew 9:9-13This hymn echoes Jesus's call to "Follow me" in Matthew 9:9, inviting believers to walk in Christ as the Way, Truth, and Life.1
Jesus, I Will Trust Thee Matthew 9:11This hymn echoes Matthew 9's call to faith and trust in Jesus, reflecting the repentance and belief He invited from those He encountered.1

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