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Hymns for Mark 10

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus Loves Me, This I Know Mark 10:13-16This hymn directly references Mark 10:14 where Jesus welcomes little children, saying "Let them come to me.22
Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken Mark 10:17-22This hymn echoes Mark 10's call to forsake all earthly possessions and ambitions to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.19
See Israel's Gentle Shepherd Stand Mark 10:16This hymn draws directly from Mark 10:13-16, where Jesus welcomes little children and blesses them in his arms.15
I Think When I Read That Sweet Story of Old Mark 10:14This hymn directly references Mark 10:13-16, where Jesus welcomes little children and blesses them, expressing a longing to have been present for that tender moment.14
Why Do You Wait? Mark 10:49This hymn echoes Jesus's urgent call to the rich young ruler in Mark 10, asking "why do you wait?" to accept salvation and follow Christ now.13
Away in a Manger Mark 10:13-16This hymn reflects Mark 10's call to receive God's kingdom like a little child through its portrayal of Jesus blessing children with tender care.11
Tell Me the Stories of Jesus Mark 10:13-16This hymn references Mark 10's account of Jesus blessing the children and welcoming them to come to him.9
Lord of All Hopefulness Mark 10:13-16This hymn echoes Mark 10:15's call to receive God's kingdom with childlike trust and faith.9
Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness Mark 10:13-16This hymn references Mark 10's account of Jesus blessing children and healing blind Bartimaeus, turning blindness into sight.9
All to Jesus I Surrender Mark 10:28This hymn echoes Mark 10's call to forsake worldly possessions and follow Jesus wholeheartedly in complete surrender.8
A Little Child the Savior Came Mark 10:14This hymn echoes Mark 10's account of Jesus welcoming children, reflected in the line "Let little children come to me.8
Jesus' Hands Were Kind Hands Mark 10:16This hymn reflects Mark 10's account of Jesus blessing the children and serving others with compassionate hands.8
From Heaven You Came Mark 10:35-45This hymn directly echoes Mark 10:45, where Jesus declares he came not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom.8
Jesus Calls Us, O'er the Tumult Mark 10:17-31This hymn echoes Mark 10's call to leave all and follow Jesus, forsaking worldly wealth for discipleship.7
Are Ye Able Mark 10:35-40This hymn directly references Mark 10:38-39 where Jesus asks James and John if they are able to drink his cup of suffering.7
Our Children, Lord, in Faith and Prayer Mark 10:13-16This hymn reflects Mark 10's account of Jesus welcoming and blessing children, applying His compassion to covenant baptism.7
Jesus of Nazareth Passeth By Mark 10:47This hymn echoes the story of blind Bartimaeus crying out as "Jesus of Nazareth passeth by" in Mark 10:46-52.6
Hymn 113 Mark 10:14This hymn echoes Mark 10:14's welcome of children into God's covenant, emphasizing divine promises extending to all generations.6
Jesu, Jesu, Fill Us with Your Love Mark 10:35-45This hymn reflects Mark 10's teaching on servanthood, where Jesus calls his followers to serve others as he came to serve.6
The Servant Song Mark 10:43-45This hymn reflects Mark 10's teaching that greatness comes through serving others, as Jesus modeled servant leadership.6

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