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Hymns for Mark 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Eternal Father, Strong to Save Mark 6:52This hymn echoes Mark 6's account of Jesus calming the storm and walking on water, praying for God's protection over those at sea.19
Break Now the Bread of Life Mark 6:41This hymn directly references Jesus breaking the loaves beside the sea in Galilee, as recorded in Mark 6's feeding miracle.12
There's a Wideness in God's Mercy Mark 6:30-34This hymn reflects the boundless mercy Jesus showed in Mark 6 when he compassionately fed the multitudes and healed the sick.11
I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Mark 6:30-34This hymn echoes Jesus's compassion for the weary crowds in Mark 6, offering rest and spiritual refreshment to those who come to Him.9
Lord of All Hopefulness Mark 6:1-13This hymn reflects Mark 6's portrayal of Jesus as the skilled carpenter whose hands bring strength, grace, and provision throughout each day.9
The Church of Christ in Every Age Mark 6:8-11This hymn reflects Mark 6's themes of Christ's compassion for the hungry and his call to serve those in need.7
The Quiet Hour Mark 6:31-34This hymn directly quotes Jesus's invitation in Mark 6:31 to "come apart" and rest from ministry's demands.5
When Jesus the Healer Mark 6:6-13This hymn celebrates Jesus's healing ministry in Galilee, reflecting the miraculous healings described throughout Mark 6.5
Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Mark 6:30-44This hymn references the calling of the disciples beside the Sea of Galilee in Mark 6, inviting simple trust and faithful following of Christ.4
O Sing a Song of Bethlehem Mark 6:45-52This hymn's third verse celebrates Jesus' Galilean ministry, where Mark 6 records His teaching, miracles, and compassion for the multitudes.4
O Where Is He That Trod the Sea? Mark 6:34-44This hymn references Jesus walking on the sea and performing miracles, events described in Mark 6:45-56.4
Let Us Talents and Tongues Employ Mark 6:32-44This hymn echoes Mark 6's feeding of the five thousand with its refrain "loaves abound" and theme of Christ multiplying bread to nourish and send out witnesses.4
Jesus' Hands Were Kind Hands Mark 6:1-6This hymn reflects Mark 6's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and compassionately ministering to those in need.4
The Lord Now Sends Us Forth (Enviado soy de Dios) Mark 6:1-13This hymn reflects Mark 6's account of Jesus sending out the disciples to serve and minister in His name.4
The Great Physician Mark 6:53-56This hymn celebrates Christ as the Great Physician, reflecting Mark 6's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and performing miracles.3
Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life Mark 6:30-34This hymn responds to Jesus's compassion for the crowds in Mark 6, calling believers to serve in the busy places where people gather.3
Your Hands, O Lord, in Days of Old Mark 6:56This hymn celebrates Christ's healing ministry, reflecting Mark 6's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and performing miracles.3
Stand By Me Mark 6:45-52This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee in Mark 6:45-51, seeking Christ's presence amid life's tempests.3
En Jesucristo, Mártir de Paz Mark 6:45-56This hymn echoes Mark 6's theme of Christ bringing peace and calm amid life's storms, as when Jesus stilled the tempest.3
Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness Mark 6:30-44This hymn celebrates Christ's public ministry of preaching, healing, and feeding thousands, as recounted in Mark 6.3

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