Hymns for Acts 10

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Spirit of the Living God Acts 10:44This hymn echoes Peter's vision in Acts 10 where the Spirit breaks down barriers and calls believers to humble unity across all people.11
On Jordan's Bank Acts 10:37This hymn connects to Acts 10's theme of God's salvation extending to all people through cleansing and preparation of the heart.10
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Acts 10:35-36This hymn echoes Peter's declaration in Acts 10:36 that Jesus Christ is "Lord of all" people and nations.5
Once in Royal David's City Acts 10:35-36This hymn reflects Acts 10's revelation that Christ came to all people, emphasizing His humble birth among the "poor and meek and lowly.5
In Christ There Is No East or West Acts 10:34-43This hymn reflects Acts 10's revelation that God shows no partiality, welcoming all nations into one fellowship through Christ.4
Behold, Where in a Mortal Form Acts 10:33This hymn reflects Acts 10:38's description of Jesus "who went about doing good" during His earthly ministry.4
Take Me to the Water Acts 10:47-48This hymn connects to Peter's vision in Acts 10 where God declares all people clean and worthy of baptism into Christ's family.4
Hail to the Lord's Anointed Acts 10:34-43This hymn celebrates Christ's anointed reign bringing salvation to all people, echoing Peter's revelation in Acts 10 that God shows no partiality.3
Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of Old Acts 10:38-39This hymn celebrates Christ's healing power, echoing Acts 10:38's declaration that Jesus "went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed.3
O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High Acts 10:36-43This hymn celebrates Christ taking mortal form "for us," echoing Acts 10's revelation that God shows no partiality in offering salvation to all people.3
There Is a Balm in Gilead Acts 10:34-43This hymn references Peter's preaching in Acts 10, where he proclaimed Jesus as the one who heals and saves all people.3
This Is My Song, O God of All the Nations Acts 10:34-35This hymn reflects Peter's vision in Acts 10 that God shows no partiality and accepts people from every nation.3
We Have a Gospel to Proclaim Acts 10:34-43This hymn reflects Peter's revelation in Acts 10 that the gospel is "good news for all throughout the earth," not just one people.3
Mark How the Lamb of God's Self-Offering Acts 10:34-38This hymn connects to Peter's vision in Acts 10 through the shared theme of the Spirit descending and God's inclusive call to all people through baptism.3
Three holy days enfold us now Acts 10:39This hymn echoes Peter's proclamation in Acts 10:36 that Jesus Christ is "Lord of all," as declared in the final stanza.3
Come, Thou Almighty King Acts 10:38This hymn's Trinitarian praise reflects Peter's revelation in Acts 10 that God shows no partiality and accepts all who fear Him.2
There's a Wideness in God's Mercy Acts 10:34-36This hymn celebrates the expansive mercy of God that Acts 10 reveals in welcoming all people, not just Jews, into God's family.2
Parting Hymn Acts 10:36This hymn echoes Peter's vision in Acts 10 where God declares all people clean, connecting to the prayer for purity and peace for all who call upon God's name.2
Join All the Glorious Names Acts 10:36This hymn celebrates Jesus as Prophet and High Priest, reflecting Peter's vision in Acts 10 of salvation's joyful news extended to all people.2
Lo! God is here let us adore Acts 10:33This hymn reflects Peter's revelation in Acts 10 that God's presence and acceptance extends to all people without partiality.2

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