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Hymns for Acts 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Rejoice, the Lord Is King Acts 5:31This hymn celebrates Christ's sovereign reign and exaltation, echoing the apostles' bold proclamation of Jesus as Lord despite persecution in Acts 5.8
I Am Not Skilled to Understand Acts 5:31This hymn echoes Acts 5:31's proclamation of Christ as Savior, exalting Him at God's right hand to give salvation.5
Jesus Christ is Risen Today Acts 5:30-31This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection, echoing the apostles' bold proclamation in Acts 5 that God raised Jesus from the dead.3
Golden Harps Are Sounding Acts 5:31This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension to glory, echoing the apostles' witness in Acts 5:30-31 that God exalted Jesus as Prince and Savior.3
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Acts 5:31This hymn reflects on Christ's sacrificial death on the cross, which the apostles boldly proclaimed in Acts 5 despite persecution.2
Take My Life, and Let It Be Acts 5:2This hymn echoes the apostles' complete dedication to God's service despite opposition, as demonstrated in Acts 5.2
O Lord of Heaven and Earth and Sea Acts 5:30-31This hymn echoes Acts 5's theme of giving all to God, as the early believers shared their possessions freely.2
Thine Is the Glory Acts 5:31This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection victory, echoing the apostles' bold proclamation in Acts 5 that God raised Jesus from the dead.2
O Sing a Song of Bethlehem Acts 5:30-31This hymn celebrates Jesus' earthly life and ministry, which the apostles boldly proclaimed in Acts 5 despite persecution.2
Child in the Manger Acts 5:30-31This hymn celebrates Christ as "mighty Redeemer" and "Lord of all," echoing the apostles' proclamation in Acts 5 that Jesus is exalted as Prince and Savior.2
We Have a Gospel to Proclaim Acts 5:30This hymn echoes the apostles' bold proclamation of Christ's death and resurrection despite opposition, as commanded in Acts 5.2
Tree of Life and awesome mystery Acts 5:30This hymn echoes Acts 5's theme of the apostles' willingness to suffer and die for Christ, trusting in resurrection hope.2
Immanuel, Prince of Peace Acts 5:31This hymn celebrates Jesus as Prince of Peace, echoing the apostles' bold proclamation of Christ despite opposition in Acts 5.2
The Words of This Life Acts 5:20This hymn echoes Acts 5:20's command to "stand in the temple and speak to the people all the words of this Life.2
Take up the song, and sing the praise of God Acts 5:30-31This hymn echoes Acts 5's call to obey God and boldly proclaim Christ's death and resurrection despite opposition.2
The Earth is the Lord's Acts 5This hymn echoes Acts 5:29's call to obey God above all, affirming His sovereign lordship over creation.2
Counted Worthy Acts 5:41This hymn reflects Acts 5:41 where the apostles rejoiced at being counted worthy to suffer shame for Christ's name.2
Sing to the world of Christ our sovereign Lord Acts 5:30-31This hymn proclaims Christ's sovereign lordship and reign, echoing the apostles' bold witness to Jesus as Lord despite persecution in Acts 5.2
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Acts 5:29This hymn echoes the apostles' courage in Acts 5:29 to obey God rather than men, standing firm despite opposition.1
Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone Acts 5:41This hymn echoes Acts 5:41's theme of rejoicing in the privilege of bearing suffering and reproach for Christ's name.1

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