Hymns for Matthew 23

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lord of the Dance Matthew 23:13This hymn references Jesus dancing for the scribes and Pharisees who refused to follow him, echoing Matthew 23's critique of their spiritual hardness.4
Mothering God, you gave me birth Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus's maternal imagery in Matthew 23:37, portraying God's nurturing, protective care like a mother hen gathering her children.4
Gather Us In Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Matthew 23:37's image of God gathering people together, welcoming the lost and forsaken into community.3
There's a wideness in God's mercy Matthew 23:1-4This hymn contrasts God's wide mercy with Matthew 23's critique of religious exclusion and judgment.2
After a Relapse into Sin Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes the penitent plea for mercy that contrasts with Matthew 23's warnings against religious hypocrisy.2
O Jesus Christ, May Grateful Hymns Be Rising Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus weeping over Jerusalem in Matthew 23:37, expressing compassion for cities and their people.2
Praise Ye the Lord, the Almighty Matthew 23:37This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's critique of false religious leaders by offering genuine worship and adoration to God alone as King.1
Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face Matthew 23:29This hymn contrasts humble communion with Christ against Matthew 23's warning about religious hypocrisy and pride.1
Make me a captive, Lord Matthew 23:11This hymn echoes Matthew 23:12's teaching that those who humble themselves will be exalted, finding true freedom through surrender to Christ.1
O Holy City, Seen of John Matthew 23:1-12This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's condemnation of religious hypocrisy with the vision of God's just and holy city.1
Sweet Subjection Matthew 23:6-10This hymn responds to Matthew 23's call to humble servanthood by expressing complete submission to Christ as Master.1
The Church of Christ in Every Age Matthew 23:1-12This hymn reflects Matthew 23's call for the church to practice humble servanthood rather than seeking status and honor.1
Hinab geht Christi weg Matthew 23:12This hymn reflects Matthew 23's call to humble Christian living and faithful watchfulness, contrasting Christ's downward path with religious pride.1
When the Church of Jesus Matthew 23:23This hymn echoes Matthew 23's warning against religious hypocrisy by calling the church to match worship with genuine care for the suffering world.1
We Are Your People Matthew 23:1-12This hymn contrasts with Matthew 23's critique of religious hypocrisy by calling believers to authentic service, humility, and genuine care for neighbors.1
Beneath the Cross Matthew 23:32-33This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's religious hypocrisy with Christ's humble, merciful call to find unity and belonging beneath the cross.1
Awit sa Dapit-Hapon (When Twilight Comes) Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Matthew 23:37's image of God gathering people like a hen gathers her chicks under her wings.1
Where Two or Three Are Gathered Matthew 23:11-12This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's critique of religious hypocrisy with Christ's promise of genuine presence where believers gather humbly.1
Jesus, Lover of My Soul Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus's longing in Matthew 23:37 to gather and shelter His people under His protective wings.1
Softly and tenderly Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus's lament in Matthew 23:37 where He longs to gather Jerusalem's children as a hen gathers her chicks, expressing His tender call to come home.1

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