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Hymns for Matthew 27

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Sacred Head, Now Wounded Matthew 27:29This hymn vividly portrays Christ's suffering during His crucifixion, including the crown of thorns described in Matthew 27.24
Were You There Matthew 27:55-56This hymn reflects on the crucifixion, burial, and resurrection events described in Matthew 27 through its poignant questions about Christ's suffering and death.21
Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed Matthew 27:45This hymn reflects on Christ's crucifixion described in Matthew 27, expressing wonder at His sacrificial death for sinners.20
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Matthew 27:29This hymn reflects on Christ's crucifixion described in Matthew 27, meditating on the cross, crown of thorns, and His sacrificial death.14
My Song Is Love Unknown Matthew 27This hymn reflects on Christ's passion and crucifixion described in Matthew 27, marveling at His sacrificial love for the undeserving.13
The Head That Once Was Crowned with Thorns Matthew 27:28-29This hymn contrasts Christ's crown of thorns at His crucifixion in Matthew 27 with His glorious resurrection and exaltation.11
Love Is Come Again Matthew 27:45 - 28:10This hymn reflects on Christ's burial in Matthew 27 and celebrates his resurrection through the metaphor of grain rising from the earth.11
To Mock Your Reign, O Dearest Lord Matthew 27:27-31This hymn directly references Matthew 27's account of Jesus being mocked with a crown of thorns and purple robe before his crucifixion.11
Why Has God Forsaken Me? Matthew 27:47This hymn directly quotes Jesus's cry of desolation from the cross in Matthew 27:46, exploring the depth of Christ's suffering and abandonment.11
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today Matthew 27:66This hymn celebrates Christ's resurrection triumph over the stone, guards, and seal mentioned in Matthew 27's crucifixion and burial account.10
Christ Arose Matthew 27:29This hymn celebrates Christ's burial and resurrection, directly reflecting Matthew 27's account of Jesus being laid in the tomb.10
Look, Ye Saints, the Sight Is Glorious Matthew 27:28-29This hymn contrasts Matthew 27's mocking crown of thorns with Christ's glorious coronation as victorious King.9
Go to Dark Gethsemane Matthew 27This hymn walks through Christ's trial, suffering, and crucifixion at Calvary as recorded in Matthew 27.9
Throned Upon the Awful Tree Matthew 27:46This hymn vividly depicts Christ's crucifixion from Matthew 27, including the darkness, His cry to the Father, and His sacrificial death.8
Behold the Savior of Mankind Matthew 27This hymn reflects on Christ's crucifixion and suffering described in Matthew 27, calling believers to behold the Savior's sacrifice.7
What Will You Do with Jesus? (Simpson) Matthew 27:22This hymn directly references Pilate's trial of Jesus in Matthew 27, challenging listeners to personally respond to Christ as Pilate did.7
Jesus, in Thy Dying Woes Matthew 27:32-56This hymn meditates on Christ's words from the cross during His Passion, which Matthew 27 vividly describes.7
O Sacred Head Surrounded Matthew 26:14 - 27:66This hymn vividly portrays Christ's suffering during His crucifixion, including the crown of thorns and mockery described in Matthew 27.6
Lord of the Dance Matthew 27:27-45This hymn portrays Christ's passion and crucifixion, directly reflecting Matthew 27's account of Jesus' suffering and death.6
Calvary Matthew 27:50This hymn directly references Jesus's crucifixion at Calvary, the central event of Matthew 27.6

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