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Hymns for Acts 7

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Son of God Goes Forth to War Acts 7:59-60This hymn honors Stephen, the first Christian martyr described in Acts 7, who saw Christ in heaven and forgave his persecutors as he died.8
God, We Praise You! Acts 7:55-56This hymn echoes Stephen's vision in Acts 7 of heaven's glory and the faithful martyrs who praise God's majesty.6
Battle Hymn of the Republic Acts 7:25-29This hymn echoes Stephen's vision of Christ's glory in Acts 7:55-56, anticipating the Lord's triumphant return in judgment.5
Built on the Rock Acts 7:48This hymn echoes Acts 7:48's declaration that God does not dwell in temples made with hands but chooses to live among His people.5
Asleep in Jesus! Blessed Sleep Acts 7:60This hymn echoes Acts 7:60's description of Stephen "falling asleep" in death, portraying Christian death as peaceful rest in Jesus.4
Praise to the Holiest in the height Acts 7:48-49This hymn's praise of Christ as the "second Adam" who rescues humanity echoes Stephen's speech in Acts 7 proclaiming Jesus as the Righteous One.4
Don't Resist the Holy Spirit Acts 7:51This hymn echoes Stephen's charge in Acts 7:51 against resisting the Holy Spirit, urging sinners to yield instead.4
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Acts 7:59This hymn echoes Stephen's dying prayer in Acts 7:59, calling upon Jesus as refuge and Savior in life's final moments.3
Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire Acts 7:59-60This hymn connects to Stephen's prayerful spirit in Acts 7, particularly his final prayer of forgiveness as he faced martyrdom.3
The Universal Presence Acts 7:48-49This hymn echoes Stephen's vision of God's presence beyond the temple, affirming Christ meets His people everywhere.3
Once in Royal David's City Acts 7:55-56This hymn echoes Stephen's speech in Acts 7 about God's presence with His people, culminating in Christ's humble incarnation.3
Fearless in the fire of tribulation Acts 7:59This hymn reflects Stephen's fearless witness and rejoicing spirit amid persecution in Acts 7.3
O Sacred Head! sore wounded Acts 7:54-56This hymn connects to Stephen's vision of Christ's glory in Acts 7:55-56 and his suffering for the faith, mirroring Christ's passion.2
The Lord is King! Acts 7:55-56This hymn echoes Stephen's vision in Acts 7 of Christ's sovereign reign and God's holy majesty as the righteous Judge.2
Alleluia! Sing to Jesus Acts 7:48-49This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension to heaven, reflecting Stephen's vision of Jesus standing at God's right hand in Acts 7.2
God of Grace and God of Glory Acts 7:2This hymn echoes Stephen's courageous faith in Acts 7, seeking God's wisdom and strength to face opposition and remain faithful amid trials.2
From all Thy Saints in Warfare Acts 7:54-60This hymn honors Stephen, the first Christian martyr whose death and vision of Christ standing at God's right hand are recorded in Acts 7.2
Sleep Thy Last Sleep Acts 7:60This hymn connects to Stephen's peaceful death in Acts 7, reflecting the blessed sleep of faithful saints.2
I Am Not Skilled to Understand Acts 7:55-56This hymn echoes Stephen's dying vision of the living Saviour in Acts 7:55-56, affirming Christ's resurrection and lordship.2
Three Warnings Acts 7:51This hymn echoes Stephen's warning in Acts 7:51 against resisting the Holy Spirit and hardening one's heart.2

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