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Hymns for Luke 11

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Lord's Prayer Luke 11:2-4This hymn directly quotes Jesus' model prayer from Luke 11:2-4, where He teaches His disciples how to pray.29
Prayer Is the Soul's Supreme Desire Luke 11:1This hymn reflects Luke 11's teaching on persistent prayer and God's faithfulness in answering His children.20
Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God Luke 11:9This hymn directly quotes Luke 11:9's teaching on persistent prayer: "Ask and it shall be given, seek and you shall find, knock and the door shall be opened.16
Forgive Our Sins As We Forgive Luke 11:1-13This hymn reflects Luke 11's Lord's Prayer teaching on forgiveness, exploring the challenge of forgiving others as God forgives us.14
Lord, Teach Us How to Pray Aright Luke 11:1This hymn directly echoes Luke 11:1 where the disciples ask Jesus, "Lord, teach us to pray.12
O God of Bethel, by Whose hand Luke 11:1-18This hymn echoes Luke 11's teaching on prayer and trusting God to provide daily bread for life's journey.8
Spirit of God, Who Dwells within My Heart Luke 11:13This hymn echoes Luke 11's teaching on asking the Father for the Holy Spirit to dwell within believers.8
Make me a channel of your peace Luke 11:1-4This hymn reflects Luke 11's teaching on prayer and seeking God's kingdom by asking to become an instrument of divine peace and selfless love.7
Virgin-born, We Bow before Thee Luke 11:27-28This hymn echoes Luke 11:27's blessing upon Mary's womb and breasts that bore and nursed Jesus.7
Jesu, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts! Luke 11:9-10This hymn echoes Luke 11's teaching on persistent seeking, asking, and finding fulfillment in Christ alone.6
Renew Your Church, Her Ministries Restore Luke 11:1This hymn echoes Luke 11's teaching on prayer and spiritual renewal, calling the church to be salt and light as Jesus instructed.6
If You Believe and I Believe Luke 11:9-13This hymn reflects Luke 11's teaching on persistent prayer and Jesus's promise that the Father will give the Holy Spirit to those who ask.6
Sweet Hour of Prayer Luke 11:1This hymn reflects Luke 11's teaching on persistent prayer and approaching God as Father with our needs and requests.5
We plough the fields, and scatter Luke 11:1-18This hymn reflects Luke 11:3's petition for daily bread by celebrating God's faithful provision of all our needs.5
Pleading the Promise Luke 11:13This hymn directly references Luke 11's teaching about God answering prayer, especially the promise that our heavenly Father gives the Holy Spirit to those who ask.5
Blessed Jesus, at Your Word Luke 11:28This hymn connects to Luke 11's teaching on prayer and the Holy Spirit's gift, emphasizing our need for God's light and truth to dispel spiritual darkness.5
Thy kingdom come! on bended knee Luke 11:2-4This hymn echoes the Lord's Prayer from Luke 11:2, where Jesus teaches his disciples to pray "Thy kingdom come.5
Trust and Obey Luke 11:28This hymn echoes Luke 11's teaching on persistent prayer and obedient faith in God's faithful provision.4
Spirit Divine, Attend Our Prayers Luke 11:13-14This hymn echoes Luke 11:13's promise that the Father will give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him.4
Christ the Lord Is Risen Again Luke 11:21This hymn connects to Luke 11's theme of Christ's victory over evil and his intercession for believers in prayer.4

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