Hymns for Mark 3

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
I Danced in the Morning Mark 3:1-6This hymn references the Pharisees' rejection of Jesus in Mark 3, contrasting their refusal to follow with the disciples' joyful response.9
In Christ there is no east or west Mark 3:32-35This hymn echoes Mark 3:35's teaching that whoever does God's will is Christ's true family, transcending all earthly divisions.7
Who Is My Mother, Who Is My Brother? Mark 3:31-35This hymn directly references Mark 3:33-35 where Jesus redefines family as those who gather around him in faith.4
Hallelujah! We sing your praises! (Haleluya! Pelotso rona) Mark 3:35This hymn's second verse directly references Mark 3:35, where Jesus declares that those who do God's will are His family.2
Take Time to Be Holy Mark 3:14This hymn reflects Mark 3:14's call to be with Jesus, emphasizing time spent in His presence for holy living and discipleship.1
Christ the Lord Is Risen Again Mark 3:7I need to examine Mark 3 to understand the connection to this Easter hymn about Christ's resurrection. Mark 3 contains several passages: - Jesus healing on the Sabbath (including a man with a withered hand) - Pharisees plotting to destroy Jesus - Jesus healing many and casting out demons - Appointing the twelve apostles - Accusations that Jesus is possessed by Beelzebul - Jesus teaching about the strong man being bound - Teaching about blasphemy against the Holy Spirit - Jesus' true family The most relevant connection appears to be Mark 3:6, where the Pharisees conspire to destroy Jesus, and Mark 3:27 about binding the strong man. The hymn celebrates that "Christ hath broken ev'ry chain" - which connects to Jesus overcoming the powers that sought to destroy Him and His victory over Satan (the strong man). This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection victory over the powers that plotted His death in Mark 3:6, breaking every chain.1
Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old Mark 3:10-11This hymn celebrates Christ's healing ministry, directly reflecting the miracles of restoration recorded in Mark 3.1
Amen Mark 3:7-12This hymn's verse about Jesus preaching and healing at the seaside reflects Mark 3's accounts of Christ's ministry by the sea and healing the sick.1
Inspired by love and anger Mark 3:5This hymn reflects Jesus's anger at injustice and compassionate healing of the suffering in Mark 3, calling believers to active love.1
Jesús trae una noticia Mark 3:13-19This hymn connects to Mark 3's call of the twelve disciples to follow Jesus and serve in His mission.1
From Miles Around Mark 3:7-12This hymn reflects Mark 3's accounts of crowds bringing the sick to Jesus for healing and the religious leaders' hardness of heart.1
Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Mark 3:20-35This hymn echoes Mark 3:14's call to discipleship, urging believers to stand firm as Christ's appointed followers in spiritual warfare.1
The great Physician now is near Mark 3:7-12This hymn celebrates Jesus as the Great Physician who heals and brings comfort, reflecting Mark 3's accounts of Christ's healing ministry.1
One there is above all others Mark 3:33-35This hymn celebrates Jesus as the "Friend of sinners," directly reflecting Mark 3:14-19 where Christ calls and appoints His disciples to be with Him.1
O Master, let me walk with Thee Mark 3:14This hymn reflects Mark 3's call to follow Christ in service, echoing Jesus' selection of disciples to walk with Him.1
Immortal love, for ever full Mark 3:28This hymn's theme of Christ's healing touch connects to Mark 3's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and restoring the afflicted.1
God of Grace and God of Glory Mark 3:20-351
Who would true valour see Mark 3:20-351
Father, Eternal, Ruler of Creation Mark 3:20-351
Thuma mina (Send Me, Lord) Mark 3:14-151

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