Hymns for John 3

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
To God Be the GloryJohn 3:16This hymn directly references John 3:16's message that God so loved the world He gave His Son for our salvation.26
Hark, the Herald Angels SingJohn 3:7This hymn celebrates the incarnation of God's Son referenced in John 3:16-17, proclaiming Christ's birth as the ultimate expression of divine love for the world.17
Lift High the CrossJohn 3:14This hymn echoes John 3:14-15, where Jesus foretells being "lifted up" on the cross to draw all people to salvation.14
Ye Must Be Born AgainJohn 3:3This hymn directly retells Jesus's encounter with Nicodemus in John 3, emphasizing Christ's teaching that spiritual rebirth is essential for salvation.13
Hymn 103John 3:16-17This hymn celebrates God's boundless love in sending His Son to save dying humanity, echoing John 3:16's central message.12
Hymn 95John 3:3This hymn echoes John 3's teaching that spiritual rebirth comes not through human effort but through God's sovereign grace alone.12
What Wondrous Love Is ThisJohn 3:16This hymn celebrates the wondrous love of God in John 3:16, where Christ bore the curse of sin to bring salvation to souls.11
God So Loved the WorldJohn 3:16-17This hymn directly quotes John 3:16-17, proclaiming God's love in sending His Son for the world's salvation.11
Breathe on me, Breath of GodJohn 3:3-8This hymn echoes Jesus's teaching to Nicodemus about being born again through the Spirit's breath and receiving eternal life.10
Love Divine, All Loves ExcellingJohn 3:16This hymn celebrates God's boundless love coming down to earth and offering salvation, echoing John 3:16's message of divine love and new birth.9
Hymn 100John 3:16-18This hymn directly reflects John 3:17's message that Christ came not to condemn but to save the world through God's love.9
The Church's One FoundationJohn 3:5This hymn reflects John 3's theme of spiritual rebirth and unity in Christ through the Church He established.8
God So Loved the WorldJohn 3:16-17This hymn directly quotes John 3:16, celebrating God's sacrificial love in giving His Son for the world's salvation.8
Blessed AssuranceJohn 3:5-8This hymn celebrates being "born of his Spirit," directly echoing Jesus's teaching about spiritual rebirth in John 3.7
O Thou Who Camest from AboveJohn 3:13This hymn echoes John 3:8's imagery of the Spirit's fire and transformative work in the believer's heart.7
Wondrous LoveJohn 3:16This hymn directly echoes John 3:16's message that God loved the world and offered salvation to all through Christ's sacrifice.7
John 3:14-19: As when the Hebrew prophet raisedJohn 3:14-19This hymn directly references Jesus's teaching in John 3:14-15 comparing his crucifixion to Moses lifting the bronze serpent for healing and salvation.7
Tendrás Que RenacerJohn 3This hymn retells Nicodemus's nighttime visit to Jesus and His teaching about being born again from John 3:1-7.7
My Song Is Love UnknownJohn 3:14-21This hymn echoes John 3:16's theme of God's incomprehensible love in sending His Son to die for the loveless.6
Love Came Down at ChristmasJohn 3:16This hymn celebrates God's incarnate love in Christ, echoing John 3:16's message that God so loved the world He gave His Son.6

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