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Hymns for Luke 21

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Take My Life and Let It Be Luke 21:2This hymn echoes Luke 21:4's widow who gave all she had, offering every aspect of life to God in total consecration.14
The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns Luke 21:28This hymn reflects Luke 21's prophecy of Christ's glorious second coming with signs in the heavens and triumphant return.9
Mine Eyes have Seen the Glory Luke 21:27This hymn reflects Luke 21's apocalyptic vision of Christ's glorious return and the signs of the end times.6
How Firm a Foundation Luke 21:33This hymn echoes Luke 21's call to stand firm through trials, trusting God's promises and presence amid persecution and distress.5
Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending Luke 21:25-36This hymn vividly portrays Christ's glorious second coming described in Luke 21, when every eye will see Him return with power and majesty.5
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come Luke 21:27-28This hymn echoes Luke 21's themes of watchfulness, God's provision through trials, and the final harvest at Christ's return.5
We Gather Together Luke 21:36This hymn echoes Luke 21's themes of perseverance through persecution and God's faithful protection of His people during tribulation.5
Un día Cristo volverá Luke 21:25-36This hymn reflects Luke 21's prophetic teaching about Christ's promised return and the signs preceding His second coming.5
Siempre Orad Luke 21:36This hymn echoes Luke 21's call to watch and pray always in anticipation of Christ's return.5
Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid Luke 21:33This hymn offers Christ's invitation to rest for the weary, echoing Luke 21's call to find strength amid trials through faithful endurance.3
Let There Be Light Luke 21:25-36This hymn's missionary theme of bringing spiritual light to darkness connects with Luke 21's call to faithful witness amid tribulation.3
Hark! a Thrilling Voice Is Sounding Luke 21:19-28This hymn echoes Luke 21's call to watchfulness and readiness for Christ's return, urging believers to cast away darkness and prepare for His coming in glory.3
In the Bleak Midwinter Luke 21:33This hymn echoes Luke 21:33's promise that heaven and earth will pass away, contrasting Christ's eternal reign with His humble earthly birth.3
Christian Patience Luke 21:19This hymn reflects Luke 21's call to patient endurance through trials while awaiting Christ's return.3
Castillo Fuerte Luke 21:12-18This hymn echoes Luke 21's call to stand firm through tribulation, trusting in God's power and ultimate victory over evil forces.3
He Is Near Luke 21:28This hymn reflects Luke 21's teaching on Christ's return, emphasizing watchful readiness despite not knowing the day or hour.3
A Charge to Keep I Have Luke 21:36This hymn reflects Luke 21's call to watchfulness and faithful stewardship while awaiting Christ's return.2
Ye servants of the Lord Luke 21:36This hymn echoes Luke 21's call to watchfulness and readiness for Christ's return, urging faithful servants to stay alert.2
Wants Luke 21:36This hymn reflects Luke 21's call to watchfulness and persistent prayer while awaiting Christ's return.2
Sanctissimus Luke 21:1-4This hymn echoes Luke 21's call to bring offerings to God's temple with humble devotion and trust in His care.2

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