Hymns for Mark 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus Calls Us; O'er the TumultMark 1:16-20This hymn directly references Mark 1's account of Jesus calling the disciples by the Sea of Galilee to leave everything and follow Him.24
On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's CryMark 1:3-4This hymn directly portrays John the Baptist's ministry at the Jordan River, announcing Christ's coming as described in Mark 1's opening verses.20
Lord, Who Throughout These Forty DaysMark 1:12-13This hymn reflects Jesus' forty days of fasting and temptation in the wilderness as recorded in Mark 1:12-13.19
You Have Come Down to the Lakeshore Mark 1:16-20This hymn retells Jesus calling the first disciples by the Sea of Galilee to leave their nets and follow him.18
At Even, When the Sun Was SetMark 1:32This hymn directly references Mark 1:32, depicting the evening scene when the sick were brought to Jesus for healing.17
Dear Lord and Father of MankindMark 1:16-17This hymn echoes Mark 1's call of the disciples by the Sea of Galilee to immediately rise and follow Jesus.16
I Danced in the MorningMark 1:14-20This hymn references Christ calling the fishermen to follow Him, as described in Mark 1:16-20.14
O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How HighMark 1:12-13This hymn reflects Mark 1's account of Christ's baptism and temptation in the wilderness, celebrating His earthly ministry begun for our sake.12
Silence, Frenzied, Unclean SpiritMark 1:21-28This hymn directly retells Mark 1:23-27, where Jesus commands an unclean spirit to leave a man in the synagogue.12
The Glory of These Forty DaysMark 1:12-13This hymn celebrates Christ's forty-day fast in the wilderness, which Mark 1:12-13 describes following His baptism.11
Comfort, Comfort, O My PeopleMark 1:1-8This hymn directly references Mark 1's account of John the Baptist crying in the wilderness to prepare the way for the Lord's coming.10
O Christ, the HealerMark 1:21-39This hymn reflects Mark 1's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and casting out demons as the divine healer.10
The SummonsMark 1:14-21This hymn echoes Jesus's call to the first disciples in Mark 1:16-20 to leave everything and follow Him.10
You Walk Along Our ShorelineMark 1:20This hymn reflects Jesus calling the first disciples by the Sea of Galilee in Mark 1:16-20.10
Forty Days and Forty NightsMark 1:2-15This hymn reflects Jesus's forty-day wilderness temptation described in Mark 1:12-13, calling believers to share in His discipline and victory over evil.8
Songs of Thankfulness and PraiseMark 1:1-8This hymn celebrates Jesus's baptism at the Jordan River, a central event in Mark 1's account of Christ's ministry beginning.8
O Jesus, I have promisedMark 1:14-20This hymn echoes Mark 1's call to discipleship, expressing commitment to follow Jesus faithfully despite worldly temptations and spiritual battles.7
When Jesus Came to JordanMark 1:4-11This hymn recounts Jesus's baptism by John in the Jordan River, the central event of Mark 1:9-11.7
Crashing Waters at CreationMark 1:1-13This hymn's third stanza directly references Jesus's baptism by John in the Jordan River, the pivotal event of Mark 1.7
Jesus, Lover of My SoulMark 1:34This hymn echoes Mark 1's call to repentance and finding refuge in Christ, the Savior who brings salvation from life's storms.6

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