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Hymns for Matthew 10

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life Matthew 10:42This hymn reflects Matthew 10's call to compassionate ministry among the suffering, echoing Christ's commission to serve those in need.17
Take Up Your Cross, the Savior Said Matthew 10:38This hymn directly echoes Jesus's call in Matthew 10:38 to take up one's cross and follow Him as a disciple.16
His Eye Is on the Sparrow Matthew 10:29This hymn draws directly from Matthew 10:29-31, where Jesus assures His followers of God's watchful care, noting that not even a sparrow falls without the Father's knowledge.12
You, Lord, Are Both Lamb and Shepherd Matthew 10This hymn reflects Matthew 10's paradoxes of discipleship, where Christ sends followers as sheep among wolves, bringing both peace and a sword.12
Freely, Freely Matthew 10:8This hymn directly quotes Matthew 10:8, "Freely you have received; freely give," calling believers to share the gospel they've received.10
Make Me a Captive, Lord Matthew 10:39This hymn reflects Matthew 10's paradox that losing one's life for Christ's sake leads to finding true life and freedom.6
Lord, You Give the Great Commission Matthew 10:5-15This hymn directly references Jesus' commission in Matthew 10 to heal the sick, preach the word, and baptize in His name.6
The Summons Matthew 10:37-39This hymn echoes Matthew 10's call to discipleship, where Jesus summons followers to leave everything behind and bear witness despite opposition.6
Sent Out in Jesus' Name Matthew 10This hymn reflects Matthew 10's commission of disciples to go out and proclaim God's kingdom through active service.6
Holy Fortitude Matthew 10:22This hymn reflects Matthew 10's call to take up one's cross and follow Christ without fear or shame despite opposition.5
For All the Saints Matthew 10:32This hymn reflects Matthew 10's call to confess Christ before the world and promises of eternal reward for faithful disciples.5
Son of God, Eternal Savior Matthew 10:8This hymn reflects Matthew 10's call to freely give as we have freely received, living sacrificially for others in Christ's service.5
Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone Matthew 10:25This hymn echoes Matthew 10:38's call to take up one's cross and follow Christ, promising a heavenly crown for faithful disciples.4
Go, labor on: spend and be spent Matthew 10:10This hymn echoes Matthew 10's call for disciples to go forth and labor sacrificially in Christ's service.4
He Who Would Valiant Be Matthew 10:38This hymn reflects Matthew 10's call to steadfast discipleship despite persecution and opposition when following Christ.4
Go Forth, Ye Heralds Matthew 10This hymn reflects Matthew 10's commission where Jesus sends out his disciples as heralds to proclaim the gospel.4
Leave It There Matthew 10:29-31This hymn echoes Matthew 10:29-31's assurance that God cares for the sparrows and will provide for His children's needs.4
Puedo oír tu voz llamando Matthew 10:38This hymn responds to Christ's call to discipleship and promise to follow His guidance, echoing Matthew 10's commission.4
Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken Matthew 10:32This hymn echoes Matthew 10's call to take up one's cross, forsake all, and follow Jesus despite persecution and worldly loss.3
Jesus Calls Us, O'er the Tumult Matthew 10This hymn echoes Matthew 10's call to discipleship, leaving worldly attachments to follow Jesus above all else.3

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