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Hymns for John 17

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
At that First Eucharist John 17This hymn directly references Jesus's prayer in John 17 for unity among believers, echoing His petition "that all may be one.16
O Jesus, I have promised John 17:24This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in John 17 for His disciples' protection and sanctification as they face the world's temptations.11
Son of God, Eternal Savior John 17This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer in John 17 for unity among believers and His role as eternal intercessor who pleads for His own.11
My Jesus, I Love Thee John 17:10This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in John 17 that believers would know Him and experience the mutual love between Father and Son.10
Thine Forever, God of Love John 17:9-11This hymn echoes John 17's theme of believers consecrating themselves to God and remaining in His eternal love.6
O Love, How Deep, How Broad John 17:9This hymn celebrates Christ's sacrificial love and earthly ministry "for us," echoing Jesus's prayer in John 17 that He glorified the Father through His work for those given to Him.6
The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns John 17:6This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer in John 17 for glory after suffering and for believers to share in His eternal joy and name.5
In Christ There Is No East or West John 17This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer in John 17 for the unity of all believers as one body across every nation and people.5
The Summons John 17:22-26This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in John 17 that believers would be united with Him and one another, reflecting "you in me and I in you.5
Sí, Cristo me ama John 17:24This hymn celebrates Christ's love for believers, echoing Jesus's prayer in John 17 for unity and protection of those the Father has given Him.5
Be Thou My Vision John 17:21This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in John 17 for intimate unity with the Father, seeking God alone as vision, wisdom, and heart's desire.4
Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Your Word John 17:11This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in John 17 for believers' protection, unity, and sanctification in God's word and truth.4
For the Healing of the Nations John 17:20-23This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer in John 17 for unity among believers and their witness to bring healing and peace to the world.4
Christ is the King! O Friends Upraise John 17:20-23This hymn reflects John 17's themes of Christ's glory, unity among believers, and the church's mission to witness to the world.4
Lord of life, we come to you John 17:23This hymn echoes John 17's prayer for unity among believers, asking Christ to "make us one in your love.4
Blest Be the Tie John 17:11This hymn reflects Jesus' prayer in John 17 for believers to be united in love and fellowship as one body.3
A Charge to Keep I Have John 17:4This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer in John 17 to glorify God and fulfill His calling, echoing the charge to faithful stewardship of the souls entrusted to us.3
The Church's One Foundation John 17:20-23This hymn reflects Jesus's prayer in John 17 for the unity and sanctification of His Church.3
Break Thou the Bread of Life John 17:17This hymn echoes John 17's theme of knowing God through truth and finding spiritual unity with Christ.3
For all the Saints, who from their labor rest John 17:9-11This hymn reflects John 17's vision of believers united in Christ, both those who have gone before and those who continue to struggle in faith.3

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