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Hymns for Mark 16

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Ye Sons and Daughters of the King Mark 16:1-8This hymn retells Mark 16's resurrection account, including the women at the tomb, the angel's message, and Christ's appearance to the disciples.18
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today Mark 16This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as proclaimed in Mark 16, with references to the stone, guards, and triumph over death.14
Were You There Mark 16:3This hymn reflects on Christ's crucifixion and death, events that precede Mark 16's account of the empty tomb and resurrection.14
Hymn 128 Mark 16:15This hymn directly references Christ's Great Commission from Mark 16:15-16 to preach the gospel to all creation.13
Now the Green Blade Rises Mark 16:5-6This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as described in Mark 16, using the metaphor of grain rising from the earth to proclaim that love has conquered death.10
Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise Mark 16:19This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension to heaven, which Mark 16 describes as Jesus being taken up and sitting at God's right hand.9
Christ Arose Mark 16:6This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection as described in Mark 16, proclaiming His victory over death and the grave.9
Go to the World! Mark 16:1-20This hymn directly echoes Mark 16's Great Commission to go into all the world, preach the gospel, and baptize believers.8
Jesus Christ is Risen Today Mark 16:1-20This hymn celebrates the resurrection of Christ proclaimed in Mark 16, proclaiming His victory over death and the grave.7
All Who Believe and Are Baptized Mark 16:14-20This hymn directly quotes Mark 16:16, "He who believes and is baptized shall be saved," making baptism central to salvation.7
Go Make of All Disciples Mark 16:15-20This hymn directly echoes Mark 16:15's Great Commission to "go into all the world" and make disciples through baptism and teaching.7
O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee Mark 16:12This hymn responds to Mark 16's Great Commission by expressing the desire to walk with Christ in faithful service and witness to others.6
The Day of Resurrection Mark 16:1-20This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection victory over death and sin, the central event Mark 16 proclaims with the angel's announcement at the empty tomb.6
A Hymn of Glory Let Us Sing Mark 16:14-20This hymn celebrates Christ's ascension as witnessed by the apostles, fulfilling Mark 16's account of Jesus being taken up into heaven.6
Halleluya! We Sing Your Praises Mark 16:15-18This hymn reflects Mark 16's Great Commission to proclaim the Gospel joyfully to all the world.6
Christ for the World! We Sing Mark 16:15This hymn echoes Mark 16's Great Commission to go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.5
Thine Is the Glory Mark 16:1-20This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection victory described in Mark 16, including the angels at the empty tomb and Jesus appearing to his followers.5
Go Ye into All the World Mark 16:15This hymn directly quotes Mark 16's Great Commission, calling believers to go into all the world and preach the gospel with Christ's authority and presence.5
Alleluia, Alleluia, Give Thanks Mark 16:6This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection and lordship, central themes of Mark 16's account of the empty tomb and risen Savior.5
Lord, You Give the Great Commission Mark 16:15This hymn directly references Mark 16's Great Commission to preach, heal, baptize, and teach all nations in Christ's name.5

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