Hymns for Matthew 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Blest Are TheyMatthew 5:3-12This hymn directly paraphrases the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, setting Jesus' blessings upon the poor in spirit, merciful, and pure of heart to music.33
Blest Are the Pure in HeartMatthew 5:8This hymn directly echoes the sixth Beatitude from Matthew 5:8, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.24
This Little Light of MineMatthew 5:14-16This hymn echoes Jesus' call in Matthew 5:14-16 to let our light shine before others as witnesses to God's glory.21
Bring Forth the KingdomMatthew 5:13-16This hymn directly draws from Matthew 5's imagery of believers as salt and light, calling Christians to embody Christ's kingdom values.17
Hymn 102Matthew 5:3-12This hymn directly paraphrases the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, celebrating the blessedness of the humble and those who mourn.16
Gather Us InMatthew 5:13This hymn echoes Matthew 5's Beatitudes by gathering the poor, mourning, and marginalized into God's transforming light.15
Let the Lower Lights Be BurningMatthew 5:14-16This hymn reflects Matthew 5:14-16's call for believers to be lights in the world, shining Christ's love to guide others to safety.13
O Breathe on Me, O Breath of GodMatthew 5:3This hymn echoes the Beatitudes' call to purity of heart and righteousness, seeking God's transforming Spirit to align one's will with divine love.12
Forgive Our Sins As We ForgiveMatthew 5:3-10This hymn reflects Matthew 5's teaching on forgiveness, echoing the Lord's Prayer and the call to forgive others as God forgives us.10
Remember your servants LordMatthew 5:3-12This hymn directly quotes the Beatitudes from Matthew 5:3-8, setting Jesus's teachings about blessing and the kingdom of heaven to song.10
Purer in Heart, O GodMatthew 5:8This hymn reflects Matthew 5:8's beatitude "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God" through its prayer for inner purity and longing to see God's holy face.9
The Servant SongMatthew 5:40-41This hymn embodies Matthew 5's call to be salt and light by serving others with Christ-like humility and compassion.9
Renew Your Church, Her Ministries RestoreMatthew 5:13-14This hymn directly references Matthew 5's imagery of believers as "salt" and "light" called to serve and witness in the world.9
O Word of God IncarnateMatthew 5:16This hymn echoes Matthew 5:14-16's imagery of believers as light shining in darkness to guide others.7
Make me a channel of your peaceMatthew 5:3-10This hymn embodies the Beatitudes' call to be peacemakers, merciful, and pure in heart through selfless love and service.7
Un nítido rayoMatthew 5:14This hymn reflects Matthew 5:14-16's call for believers to shine as lights in the world for Christ.7
We Are the Light of the WorldMatthew 5:1-11This hymn directly quotes the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 and calls believers to be "the light of the world" as Jesus taught in that same chapter.7
Jesus Bids Us ShineMatthew 5:16This hymn directly reflects Matthew 5:14-16's call for believers to be the light of the world and let their light shine before others.6
Christ, be our light!Matthew 5:16This hymn echoes Matthew 5's call for believers to be "light for the world" through acts of peace, hope, and service to those in need.6
As a Fire Is Meant for BurningMatthew 5:13-16This hymn reflects Matthew 5's call to be salt and light by emphasizing the church's mission to shine Christ's love through humble service to neighbors.6

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