Hymns for Philippians 2

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
At the Name of JesusPhilippians 2:11This hymn directly echoes Philippians 2:9-11, celebrating Christ's humiliation, exaltation, and the universal confession that Jesus is Lord.63
All Hail the Power of Jesus' NamePhilippians 2:11This hymn echoes Philippians 2's call for every knee to bow and every tongue confess Jesus as Lord, crowning Him with glory.60
He Is LordPhilippians 2:6-11This hymn directly quotes Philippians 2:10-11, proclaiming that every knee shall bow and every tongue confess Jesus Christ as Lord.42
May the Mind of Christ, My SaviorPhilippians 2:5This hymn directly echoes Philippians 2:5's call to "have the mind of Christ" and reflects the chapter's themes of humility and self-sacrifice.22
All Praise to Thee, for Thou, O King DivinePhilippians 2:5-11This hymn is a poetic paraphrase of Philippians 2:5-11, celebrating Christ's humble incarnation, sacrificial death, and exaltation as Lord.21
Hark, the Herald Angels SingPhilippians 2:8This hymn celebrates Christ's incarnation, echoing Philippians 2's portrayal of Jesus taking human form and humbling himself to reconcile God and sinners.20
And Can It BePhilippians 2:6-11This hymn echoes Philippians 2's portrait of Christ who emptied himself, left his throne above, and humbled himself to death for humanity's redemption.20
Creator of the Stars of NightPhilippians 2:10-11This hymn directly references Philippians 2:10-11 in stanza 3, celebrating Christ's humility in the Incarnation and His exaltation as Lord.17
Look, Ye Saints, the Sight Is GloriousPhilippians 2:9-11This hymn celebrates Christ's exaltation after suffering, echoing Philippians 2's movement from humble servant to exalted King before whom every knee shall bow.16
The Head That Once Was Crowned with ThornsPhilippians 2:6-11This hymn reflects Philippians 2's movement from Christ's humiliation and suffering to his exaltation and glory.12
Thou Didst Leave Thy ThronePhilippians 2:6This hymn beautifully portrays Christ's humble descent from heavenly glory to earthly poverty, the central theme of Philippians 2:6-8.12
O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How HighPhilippians 2:8This hymn beautifully echoes Philippians 2's portrayal of Christ taking human form and humbling himself for our sake.12
Of the Father's Love BegottenPhilippians 2:11This hymn celebrates Christ's eternal divinity and humble incarnation, echoing Philippians 2's portrayal of Jesus taking human form while remaining fully God.11
Jesus! the Name High over AllPhilippians 2:9-11This hymn exalts the name of Jesus that Philippians 2 declares is above every name, before which every knee shall bow.10
What Wondrous LovePhilippians 2:11This hymn echoes Philippians 2's portrait of Christ laying aside His heavenly glory to bear the curse of the cross for our salvation.10
Lord of All Nations, Grant Me GracePhilippians 2:1-18This hymn reflects Philippians 2's call to Christ-like humility, unity, and selfless love that breaks down divisions among all people.10
Precious NamePhilippians 2:9-11This hymn exalts the name of Jesus, reflecting Philippians 2:9-11 where God highly exalts Christ's name above every name.9
Creator of the Stars of NightPhilippians 2:10-11This hymn directly echoes Philippians 2's portrayal of Christ's humble incarnation and the universal worship at His name.9
How Sweet the Name of Jesus SoundsPhilippians 2:13This hymn exalts the name of Jesus, reflecting Philippians 2's celebration of the name above all names given to Christ.8
Angels From the Realms of GloryPhilippians 2:1This hymn celebrates Christ's incarnation and call to worship, reflecting Philippians 2's theme of Christ humbling himself by taking human form.8

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