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Hymns for John 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Songs of Thankfulness and Praise John 2:1-11This hymn directly references Jesus's first miracle at Cana in John 2, where he revealed his divine power by turning water into wine.24
Jesus, Come! For We Invite You John 2:1-11This hymn directly references Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where he transformed water into wine as described in John 2.13
As Man and Woman We Were Made John 2:1-11This hymn references Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where he changed water into wine to bless the celebration of marriage.8
God, in the Planning John 2:1-11This hymn directly references Jesus' presence at the wedding in Cana where he turned water into wine.6
Sing of God Made Manifest John 2:1-12This hymn celebrates Christ's manifestation at Cana's wedding miracle, the first sign revealing His divine glory in John 2.6
Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation John 2:13-25This hymn connects Christ as the church's foundation to John 2's temple imagery, where Jesus reveals himself as the true temple.4
A Wedding Hymn John 2:1-2This hymn invokes Jesus's presence at the wedding in Cana, asking Him to bless the marriage as He graced that feast.4
Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life John 2:8-11This hymn echoes Jesus's declaration "I am the way, the truth, and the life" from John 14:6, inviting Christ as the source of spiritual sustenance and eternal life.4
God the Sculptor of the Mountains John 2:13-25The hymn's reference to "God the table turning prophet" directly echoes Jesus cleansing the temple in John 2.4
Lord Jesus Christ, Invited Guest John 2:1-11This hymn celebrates Jesus as the invited guest at the wedding in Cana where He performed His first miracle.4
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound) John 2:9This hymn celebrates the transforming grace that Jesus revealed through His first miraculous sign at Cana.3
O Perfect Love John 2:2This hymn connects to Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana, celebrating marriage as a sacred union blessed by Christ's presence.3
Loyalty to Christ John 2:5This hymn echoes the disciples' commitment to follow Christ after witnessing His first sign at Cana in John 2.3
O Father, all creating John 2:1-12This hymn directly references Jesus' miracle at the wedding in Cana, asking Christ to bless the marriage as He blessed that feast with His presence.3
All Praise to You, O Lord John 2:1-11This hymn directly celebrates Jesus's first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where he turned water into wine as recorded in John 2.3
Jesus Christ is waiting John 2:13-17This hymn reflects Jesus's righteous anger at injustice, echoing His cleansing of the temple in John 2.3
From Ashes to the Living Font John 2:1-25This hymn connects baptismal renewal to John 2's wedding at Cana, where Jesus transforms water into wine as a sign of new life.3
The Trumpets Sound, the Angels Sing John 2:1-11The hymn directly references Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana, celebrating his transformative power and the heavenly feast.3
Come to a Wedding John 2:1-11This hymn celebrates the joy of a wedding feast, echoing Jesus' presence at the wedding in Cana where he performed his first miracle.3
Christ is our light! the bright and morning star John 2:1-11This hymn directly references Christ's first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where he transformed water into wine.3

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