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Hymns for Matthew 24

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lo! He Comes, with Clouds Descending Matthew 24:30This hymn vividly portrays Christ's glorious return "with clouds" as prophesied in Matthew 24, when every eye will see Him.12
My Lord, What a Morning Matthew 24:29-44This hymn echoes Matthew 24's prophecy of Christ's return with trumpet sounds and stars falling from heaven.12
Songs of Thankfulness and Praise Matthew 24:29-31This hymn connects to Matthew 24 through its reference to Christ's return in glory, a central theme of Jesus' discourse in that chapter.8
God, My Hope on You Is Founded Matthew 24:1-14This hymn echoes Matthew 24's warning that earthly powers and temples fall to dust while God's faithful endure through change.7
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come Matthew 24:30-31This hymn draws on Matthew 24's parable of wheat and tares, connecting harvest imagery to Christ's return and final judgment.6
Ye servants of the Lord Matthew 24:29-51This hymn echoes Matthew 24's call for faithful servants to watch and remain ready for the Lord's return.6
We've a Story to Tell to the Nations Matthew 24:14This hymn echoes Matthew 24's call to proclaim the gospel to all nations before Christ's kingdom comes.6
I Know Whom I Have Believed Matthew 24:42This hymn's assurance of Christ's faithfulness provides comfort amid Matthew 24's warnings of tribulation and the uncertain day of His return.5
Will Jesus Find Us Watching Matthew 24:42This hymn echoes Matthew 24's call to watchful readiness for Christ's unexpected return, urging faithful service with lamps trimmed and bright.5
We Know Not the Hour Matthew 24:42This hymn echoes Matthew 24's call to watchful readiness for Christ's return at an unknown hour.5
Be Ready When He Comes Matthew 24:44This hymn echoes Matthew 24's urgent call to watchfulness and readiness for Christ's unexpected return.5
Rejoice, the Lord is King Matthew 24:31This hymn celebrates Christ's reign and return as Judge, echoing Matthew 24's prophecy of His second coming.4
The King shall come when morning dawns Matthew 24 - 25This hymn reflects Matthew 24's prophecy of Christ's glorious second coming when He returns in triumph to establish His eternal kingdom.4
Yo espero la mañana Matthew 24:29-32This hymn reflects Matthew 24's theme of watchful expectation for Christ's promised return.4
The Spirit's quickening power Matthew 24:12This hymn invokes the Holy Spirit's empowering presence needed for faithful endurance during the trials Matthew 24 describes.3
My Hope is Built on Nothing Less Matthew 24:30-31This hymn echoes Matthew 24's call to stand firm on Christ amid life's storms and uncertainties.3
Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid Matthew 24:35This hymn offers Christ's invitation to rest for the weary, echoing Matthew 24's call to watchful endurance amid trials.3
When Peace, Like a River Matthew 24:29-31This hymn reflects Matthew 24's call to remain faithful and hopeful amid trials while awaiting Christ's promised return.3
There's A Great Day Coming Matthew 24:14This hymn reflects Matthew 24's prophecy of Christ's return and calls for spiritual readiness.3
How Great Thou Art Matthew 24:29-31This hymn connects to Matthew 24 through its theme of Christ's glorious return, when believers will see Him coming with power.3

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