Hymns for John 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Just as I Am, without One PleaJohn 6:37This hymn echoes Jesus's invitation in John 6:37, "whoever comes to me I will never drive away," responding in faith just as we are.46
Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving HeartsJohn 6:35This hymn directly echoes John 6's imagery of Jesus as the living Bread and the water that satisfies spiritual hunger and thirst.40
Break Now the Bread of LifeJohn 6:11This hymn directly references Jesus as the Bread of Life and the feeding of the multitude beside the Sea of Galilee from John 6.37
I Am the Bread of LifeJohn 6:35-44This hymn directly quotes Jesus's words from John 6 about being the bread of life who satisfies spiritual hunger and promises resurrection.28
Wonderful Words of LifeJohn 6:68This hymn celebrates Christ's life-giving words, echoing John 6:63 and 6:68 where Jesus declares His words are spirit and life.27
Bread of the World, in Mercy BrokenJohn 6:55This hymn reflects John 6's teaching of Jesus as the Bread of Life who nourishes souls through His sacrifice.27
Alleluia! Sing to JesusJohn 6:35This hymn echoes John 6's themes of Jesus as the Bread of Life who redeems and sustains believers through his presence.23
Guide Me, O My Great RedeemerJohn 6:31-35This hymn directly echoes John 6's imagery of Jesus as the "Bread of Heaven" who spiritually sustains believers on their earthly pilgrimage.22
Eat This BreadJohn 6:35This hymn directly echoes Jesus's words in John 6 about being the Bread of Life who satisfies spiritual hunger and thirst.22
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep SilenceJohn 6:35-58This hymn connects to John 6's teaching on Jesus as the Bread of Life through its focus on reverent reception of Christ in Holy Communion.19
Eat This BreadJohn 6This hymn directly draws from John 6's imagery of Jesus as the bread of life who satisfies spiritual hunger and thirst.19
Bread of Heaven, on Thee We FeedJohn 6:32-35This hymn directly echoes John 6's imagery of Jesus as the Bread of Life who provides spiritual nourishment and eternal sustenance.17
Father, We Thank Thee, Who Hast PlantedJohn 6This hymn references John 6's imagery of Christ as the Bread of Life who gives eternal sustenance and spiritual nourishment.16
Halleluya! We Sing Your PraisesJohn 6:51-58This hymn echoes Jesus's declaration in John 6 that He is the bread of life who satisfies spiritual hunger and thirst.16
Eternal Father, Strong to SaveJohn 6:21This hymn echoes John 6's account of Jesus walking on water and calming the storm, demonstrating His divine power over the sea.15
You Satisfy the Hungry HeartJohn 6:34This hymn directly reflects John 6's teaching of Jesus as the Bread of Life who satisfies spiritual hunger through the Eucharist.15
Here, O My Lord, I See Thee Face to FaceJohn 6:51This hymn reflects John 6's imagery of Jesus as the Bread of Life, feeding believers with spiritual nourishment through communion.13
All Who HungerJohn 6:51This hymn echoes John 6's imagery of Jesus as the Bread of Life who satisfies spiritual hunger and gathers the scattered.13
Deck Thyself, My Soul, with GladnessJohn 6:35-58This hymn celebrates Holy Communion as the "wondrous banquet," reflecting John 6's teaching of Christ as the Bread of Life.10
Bellas Palabras de VidaJohn 6:63-69This hymn celebrates Jesus' words of eternal life, echoing His declaration in John 6:68 that He alone has the words of life.10

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