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Hymns for Mark 13

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending Mark 13:24-37This hymn vividly portrays Christ's glorious second coming with clouds, echoing Mark 13's prophecies of the Son of Man returning in power and majesty.9
My Soul, Be on Thy Guard Mark 13:13This hymn echoes Mark 13's urgent call to watch and remain spiritually vigilant against temptation until Christ's return.6
Go Make of All Disciples Mark 13:5-13This hymn connects to Mark 13's call to proclaim the gospel to all nations before Christ's return.6
Ye servants of the Lord Mark 13:24-37This hymn echoes Mark 13's call to watchfulness and readiness for Christ's return, urging servants to stay alert and faithful.5
The King shall come when morning dawns Mark 13:24-26This hymn reflects Mark 13's prophecy of Christ's glorious second coming and the watchful hope believers should maintain.5
A charge to keep I have Mark 13:33-37This hymn reflects Mark 13's call to watchfulness and faithful service while awaiting the Master's return.4
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Mark 13:7-8This hymn echoes Mark 13's imagery of angels coming from heaven and Christ's return bringing peace to earth.4
At the Name of Jesus Mark 13:24-27This hymn reflects Mark 13's vision of Christ's return in glory when every knee shall bow before Him as King.4
Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is Mine Mark 13:37This hymn echoes Mark 13's call to faithful endurance by expressing confident assurance in Christ amid visions of glory to come.3
Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid Mark 13:30-31This hymn offers Christ's invitation to rest for the weary, echoing Mark 13's call to watchful endurance amid trials.3
Christian, Seek Not Yet Repose Mark 13:33This hymn echoes Mark 13's urgent call to spiritual vigilance and watchfulness in anticipation of Christ's return.3
It May Be at Morn Mark 13:35-37This hymn reflects Mark 13's teaching about Christ's unexpected return, emphasizing watchful anticipation for His second coming at any hour.3
Prayer for Missionaries Mark 13:10This hymn reflects Mark 13:10's declaration that the gospel must be preached to all nations before the end comes.3
Hark! a Thrilling Voice Is Sounding Mark 13:26This hymn echoes Mark 13's call to watchfulness and readiness for Christ's return in glory.3
The Savior bids us watch and pray Mark 13:33This hymn directly echoes Mark 13's repeated call to "watch" and be spiritually vigilant for Christ's return.3
My Lord, What a Morning Mark 13:24-37This hymn echoes Mark 13's apocalyptic imagery of stars falling and the trumpet call gathering God's elect at Christ's return.3
View the Present Through the Promise Mark 13:24-27This hymn echoes Mark 13's call to watch faithfully for Christ's return despite present darkness and tribulation.3
Love Divine, All Loves Excelling Mark 13:31This hymn's plea for Christ to "suddenly return, and never, never more thy temples leave" reflects Mark 13's teaching about Christ's promised second coming.2
Near the Cross Mark 13:37This hymn's focus on finding rest and glory in Christ's cross offers hope amid Mark 13's warnings of tribulation and end times.2
The Excellency of Scripture Mark 13:31This hymn celebrates Scripture as divine instruction and light, echoing Mark 13's call to watch and learn from Christ's prophetic teaching.2

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