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Hymns for Acts 24

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Morning Acts 24:16This hymn reflects Paul's clear conscience before God mentioned in Acts 24:16, calling believers to daily spiritual vigilance.2
Almost Persuaded Acts 24:252
Delay Not Acts 24:25This hymn echoes Felix's decision in Acts 24:25 to delay responding to Paul's message, urging immediate acceptance of salvation rather than postponement.2
A Tender Conscience Acts 24:16This hymn reflects Felix's trembling at Paul's reasoning about self-control and the judgment to come in Acts 24:25.2
A Charge to Keep I Have Acts 24:25This hymn reflects Paul's testimony in Acts 24 about living with a clear conscience before God and maintaining faithful accountability.1
Today is the Accepted Time Acts 24:25This hymn echoes Paul's words to Felix in Acts 24:25 about seizing the present moment rather than delaying repentance.1
Jesus, With Thy Church Abide Acts 24:25This hymn's plea for Christ's abiding presence with His Church echoes Paul's steadfast witness before Felix in Acts 24.1
Sweet peace of conscience, heavenly guest Acts 24:16This hymn connects to Paul's testimony of maintaining "a conscience void of offense toward God and man" (Acts 24:16).1
Christ is the King! O Friends Upraise Acts 24:14This hymn echoes Paul's bold witness to Christ as King before Felix in Acts 24, calling all to follow the Way with faithful courage.1
Felix Trembling Acts 24:24-25This hymn directly retells the account of Paul preaching to Governor Felix, who trembled at the gospel message but postponed his decision to believe.1
Stir Your Church, O God, Our Father Acts 24:16This hymn echoes Paul's witness in Acts 24, calling the church to bold testimony and mission in diverse cultural settings.1
Conscience Stings Acts 24:16This hymn reflects Paul's discourse to Felix in Acts 24 about righteousness, self-control, and coming judgment that stirred the governor's conscience.1
Go Thy Way for This Time Acts 24:25This hymn directly quotes Felix's words to Paul in Acts 24:25, warning against postponing response to the gospel call.1
Almost Decided Acts 24:25This hymn echoes Felix's response to Paul in Acts 24:25, where he says "Go away for now; when I find time I will summon you," delaying his decision to accept the gospel.1
The Slighted Stranger Acts 24:25This hymn reflects Felix's decision in Acts 24:25 to delay responding to Paul's message, portraying Christ as the slighted stranger waiting at the heart's threshold.1
Not Yet Acts 24:251
Paul and Felix Acts 24:251
The World Is Full of Stories Acts 24:10-211
¿Por Qué Esperar Acts 24:251

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