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Hymns for Mark 9

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Christ, upon the Mountain Peak Mark 9:2-8This hymn directly portrays the Transfiguration account in Mark 9, depicting Christ's glory on the mountain with Moses and Elijah.19
'Tis Good, Lord, to Be Here Mark 9:2-10This hymn directly recounts the Transfiguration of Jesus described in Mark 9, where Peter declares it is good to be there witnessing Christ's glory alongside Moses and Elijah.12
Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life Mark 9:41This hymn echoes Mark 9:41's teaching about giving a cup of water in Christ's name and serving others with compassion.9
Pass Me Not Mark 9:23-24The hymn echoes the father's plea "help my unbelief" from Mark 9:24, seeking Christ's mercy and healing grace.8
Lord, I Believe Mark 9:23-24This hymn directly echoes the father's plea in Mark 9:24, "Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief.8
Christus Paradox Mark 9:2-13This hymn's second stanza directly references Christ's transfiguration on the mountain, the central event of Mark 9.8
We Have Come at Christ's Own Bidding Mark 9:2-13This hymn retells the Transfiguration account from Mark 9, where Christ's glory is revealed on the mountain with Moses and Elijah.8
Christ, Whose Glory Fills the Skies Mark 9:24This hymn reflects Christ's transfiguration glory in Mark 9, celebrating Him as the radiant Light who illuminates darkness.6
O Wondrous Sight! O Vision Fair Mark 9:2-8This hymn directly portrays the Transfiguration account in Mark 9, where Christ's glory is revealed on the mountain with Moses and Elijah.6
Heal Us, Emmanuel, Hear Our Prayer Mark 9:14-27This hymn directly references Mark 9:24, where a father cries "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!" while seeking Jesus's healing power.6
We Walk By Faith Mark 9:14-29This hymn echoes the father's plea "help my unbelief" from Mark 9:24, emphasizing faith amid doubt.6
The Servant Song Mark 9:35This hymn reflects Mark 9's teaching that true greatness comes through humble service to others, as Jesus instructed his disciples.6
Swiftly Pass the Clouds of Glory Mark 9:2-8This hymn retells the Transfiguration account from Mark 9, depicting Peter, James, and John's mountaintop vision of Christ with Moses and Elijah before descending toward the cross.6
The Church of Christ in Every Age Mark 9:30-37This hymn reflects Mark 9's call to servant leadership and Christ's teaching that whoever wants to be first must be last and servant of all.5
Tree of Life Mark 9:2-8This hymn reflects Mark 9's teaching that dying to self leads to new life, echoing Jesus' call to take up one's cross.5
All things are possible to Him Mark 9:23This hymn draws directly from Jesus's words in Mark 9:23, "All things are possible to him who believes.4
Sing of God Made Manifest Mark 9:2-13This hymn celebrates Christ's divine manifestation, echoing Mark 9's Transfiguration where God's voice declares Jesus as His beloved Son.4
For Victorious Faith Mark 9:23-243
Faith in Christ For Pardon and Sanctification Mark 9:24This hymn echoes the father's desperate plea "I believe; help my unbelief" from Mark 9:24.3
Only Believe Mark 9:23This hymn echoes Jesus' words in Mark 9:23, "All things are possible to him who believes," emphasizing faith's power.3

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