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Hymns for Philippians 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
On Opening a Place of Social Prayer Philippians 1:3-11This hymn reflects Philippians 1's theme of confident prayer and trust in Christ's faithful shepherding care for His people.1
One Day! Philippians 1:6This hymn reflects Philippians 1's themes of Christ's sacrificial love, the gospel's advancement through suffering, and confident hope in His glorious return.1
We Sing the Praise of Him Who Died Philippians 1:12-30This hymn reflects Paul's resolve to count all as loss for Christ's sake and to glory in the cross (Philippians 1:21, 3:7-8).1
God of Grace and God of Glory Philippians 1:6This hymn echoes Paul's prayer for the Philippians' spiritual growth through God's grace and power to complete the good work begun in them.1
Ye angels, who stand round the throne Philippians 1:23This hymn reflects Philippians 1's theme of Christ-centered devotion and the believer's deep love for the Savior.1
He Lives Again Philippians 1:21This hymn reflects Philippians 1:21's affirmation that "to live is Christ" through celebrating His resurrection and living hope.1
Who would true valor see Philippians 1:28This hymn reflects Paul's resolve to press on in faith despite trials, echoing Philippians 1:27-30's call to stand firm.1
Fervent in Spirit Philippians 1:3-11This hymn reflects Philippians 1's themes of joyful devotion to Christ and persevering in faith through life's struggles.1
How Can I Keep from Singing Philippians 1:12-30This hymn reflects Paul's joy and confidence in Christ despite circumstances, echoing his resolve to rejoice while imprisoned.1
And Must I Part With All I Have Philippians 1:21This hymn reflects Paul's declaration in Philippians 1:21 that "to live is Christ," counting all earthly gains as loss for the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus.1
Make Me a Captive, Lord Philippians 1:13This hymn echoes Paul's paradox of finding freedom and strength through being a prisoner of Christ for the gospel.1
Saints in the Hand of Christ Philippians 1:61
The Act of Consecration Philippians 1:20-23This hymn reflects Philippians 1's theme of belonging to Christ and living devoted to His purpose.1
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Philippians 1:20-26This hymn reflects Paul's longing to depart and be with Christ, viewing death as gain and homecoming.1
Jesus, My All Philippians 1:6This hymn reflects Philippians 1's themes of prayer, spiritual growth, and striving toward Christlike holiness.1
Planted In Christ the Living Vine Philippians 1:21This hymn echoes Philippians 1:6's confidence that God will complete His good work begun in believers, united as one body in Christ.1
With Thee There Is Mercy Philippians 1:231
The Humble Worship of Heaven Philippians 1:231
After Sermon Philippians 1:6This hymn reflects Philippians 1:6's confidence that God who began a good work will bring it to completion through His grace and power.1
Father, Here We Dedicate Philippians 1:2This hymn reflects Philippians 1's theme of living to glorify Christ whether through life's joys or sufferings.1

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