Hymns for Mark 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Take Up Thy Cross Mark 8:34-35 This hymn directly echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him as a disciple.33
Jesus, and Shall It Ever Be Mark 8:38 This hymn responds to Mark 8:38's warning against being ashamed of Jesus, boldly declaring devotion to Christ who brings light to darkness.17
Will You Come and Follow Me Mark 8:38 This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him.10
Open My Eyes Mark 8:22-25 This hymn echoes Mark 8's healing of the blind man and Jesus asking disciples if they truly "see" who He is.10
Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken Mark 8:34 This hymn directly echoes Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up one's cross, and follow Jesus.8
Am I a Soldier of the Cross? Mark 8:38 This hymn echoes Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Christ despite the cost of discipleship.6
Not ashamed of the Gospel Mark 8:38 This hymn echoes Mark 8:38's call to boldly confess Christ without shame before others.5
New every morning is the love Mark 8:34 This hymn reflects Mark 8:34's call to daily self-denial and taking up one's cross in faithful discipleship.5
O for a thousand tongues to sing Mark 8:22-26 This hymn celebrates Christ's power to heal and restore life, echoing Mark 8's accounts of Jesus healing the blind and deaf.4
Jesus Calls Us; O'er the Tumult Mark 8:38 This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him.4
Praise to the Holiest in the height Mark 8:34-37 This hymn connects to Mark 8's call to take up one's cross through its celebration of Christ's sacrificial love and victory over sin through suffering.4
Where He Leads Me Mark 8:34 This hymn echoes Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Jesus in complete discipleship.3
At the name of Jesus Mark 8:31-38 This hymn exalts Jesus' name and lordship, echoing Mark 8's confession of Christ and call to follow Him.3
Self-denial Mark 8:34 This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Christ, counting all earthly things as loss for His sake.3
Wherever He Leads I'll Go Mark 8:34 This hymn directly quotes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to "take up thy cross and follow Me" in discipleship.3
The whole world no compensation for the loss of one soul Mark 8:36 This hymn directly reflects Mark 8:36-37's warning that gaining the whole world is worthless if one loses their soul.3
Weary of All Trumpeting Mark 8:27-38 This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to deny self and take up the cross in humble, servant-hearted discipleship.3
Must Jesus bear the cross alone Mark 8:34 This hymn directly echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to take up one's cross and follow Him in discipleship.2
Break Now the Bread of Life Mark 8:24 This hymn references Jesus feeding the multitudes in Mark 8 while drawing a parallel between physical bread and Scripture as spiritual nourishment.2
Come, ye thankful people come Mark 8:382

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