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Hymns for Luke 18

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus Loves Me, This I Know Luke 18:15-17This hymn echoes Jesus's words in Luke 18:16, "Let the little children come to me," affirming God's love for the young and humble.18
With broken heart and contrite sigh Luke 18:13This hymn directly echoes the tax collector's humble prayer "God, be merciful to me, a sinner" from Luke 18:13.10
Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior Luke 18:38This hymn echoes the persistent, humble cry of the tax collector in Luke 18:13, "God, be merciful to me, a sinner.9
I Surrender All Luke 18:22This hymn echoes Luke 18's call to humble surrender, forsaking worldly treasures to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.9
Gather Us In Luke 18:9-14This hymn echoes Luke 18's themes of welcoming the humble, healing the blind, and calling those who cry out for mercy.9
Just as I Am, Without One Plea Luke 18:9-14This hymn echoes the tax collector's humble prayer in Luke 18:13, coming to God without pretense, relying solely on His mercy.6
Jesus Calls Us, O'er the Tumult Luke 18:15-30This hymn echoes Luke 18's call to leave all worldly attachments and follow Jesus wholeheartedly.6
Suffer the Little Children to Come Unto Me Luke 18:15-17This hymn draws directly from Luke 18:15-17, where Jesus welcomes little children and calls them to come to him.6
Kyrie Luke 18:13This hymn echoes the tax collector's humble prayer "God, have mercy on me, a sinner" from Luke 18:13.6
Jesus, who knows full well Luke 18:1-7This hymn draws directly from Luke 18's parable of the persistent widow, encouraging believers to pray continually and never lose heart.6
Go, My Children, with My Blessing Luke 18:15-17This hymn echoes Luke 18's themes of blessing, forgiveness, and childlike faith in God's grace.6
Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken Luke 18:28-30This hymn echoes Luke 18's call to forsake all worldly possessions and ambitions to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.5
Depth of Mercy! Can There Be? Luke 18:13-14This hymn echoes the tax collector's humble plea for mercy in Luke 18:13, crying out for God's compassion despite repeated sin.5
God, Be Merciful to Me Luke 18:135
Hymn 131 Luke 18:10This hymn directly retells the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector from Luke 18:9-14, contrasting pride with humble repentance.5
Wash, O God, Our Sons and Daughters Luke 18:15-17This hymn connects to Luke 18's themes of childlike faith and Jesus welcoming children through baptismal washing.5
Lord of All Hopefulness Luke 18:15-174
A little child the Savior came Luke 18:15-174
The Well Fought Day Luke 18:1-7This hymn echoes Luke 18's teaching on persistent prayer, urging believers to "pray without ceasing" as Jesus instructed.4
Two Fishermen Luke 18:22This hymn echoes Luke 18's call to leave everything behind to follow Jesus and enter God's kingdom.4

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