Hymns for Matthew 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
O Come, O Come, Immanuel Matthew 1:23This hymn celebrates the coming of Immanuel ("God with us"), the central promise of Matthew 1's account of Jesus's birth.35
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Matthew 1:23This hymn celebrates the virgin birth and incarnation of Christ as prophesied and recorded in Matthew 1.19
O Little Town of Bethlehem Matthew 1:23This hymn celebrates Christ's birth in Bethlehem, echoing Matthew 1's account of Jesus's miraculous conception and nativity.16
Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus Matthew 1:21This hymn celebrates Jesus's birth as the long-awaited King and Deliverer, echoing Matthew 1's genealogy and announcement of the Messiah's coming.14
Emmanuel, Emmanuel Matthew 1This hymn celebrates the name "Emmanuel" from Matthew 1:23, meaning "God with us," prophesied for Jesus.12
How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds Matthew 1:20-21This hymn celebrates the power and sweetness of Jesus' name, which Matthew 1 records as divinely given to save His people from their sins.11
Of the Father's Love Begotten Matthew 1:18-23This hymn celebrates the virgin birth and divine nature of Christ as recounted in Matthew 1's genealogy and nativity narrative.11
Praise We the Lord This Day Matthew 1:23This hymn celebrates the virgin birth and prophecy of Christ's coming as recounted in Matthew 1's genealogy and angelic announcement to Joseph.9
There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth Matthew 1:21This hymn celebrates the name "Jesus" given to Christ before his birth, as recorded in Matthew 1:21-23.8
Angels, from the Realms of Glory Matthew 1:23This hymn celebrates the birth of Christ the Messiah, fulfilling Matthew 1's genealogy and prophecy of Immanuel, "God with us.6
Jesus, Name above All Names Matthew 1:23This hymn directly references Matthew 1's title "Emmanuel" (God with us) and celebrates Jesus as the promised Redeemer.5
Oh for a thousand tongues, to sing Matthew 1:21This hymn celebrates the name of Jesus and His redemptive grace, echoing Matthew 1's revelation of Christ as Savior who saves His people from their sins.4
The First Noel, the Angel Did Say Matthew 1:18This hymn celebrates the angel's announcement and the wise men's journey described in Matthew 1's account of Jesus's birth.4
Thou hidden source of calm repose Matthew 1:21This hymn celebrates the name of Jesus as salvation, echoing Matthew 1:21's declaration that He shall save His people from their sins.4
To the name of our salvation Matthew 1:21This hymn celebrates the name of Jesus, which Matthew 1:21 reveals as the name given because "he will save his people from their sins.4
Immanuel Matthew 1:23This hymn celebrates "Immanuel" (God with us) from Matthew 1:23, praising Christ's incarnation uniting God and man.4
The Angel Gabriel from heaven came Matthew 1:22-25This hymn retells the Annunciation narrative central to Matthew 1, celebrating Gabriel's message to Mary and the promised birth of Emmanuel.4
He come from the glory Matthew 1:21-23This hymn celebrates the virgin birth and naming of Jesus as recounted in Matthew 1:18-25.4
Lord, you were rich beyond all splendour Matthew 1:21-23This hymn celebrates Christ's incarnation described in Matthew 1, emphasizing how God became man in humble circumstances out of love.4
The Hands That First Held Mary's Child Matthew 1:24This hymn reflects Matthew 1's account of Joseph's role in Jesus's birth, portraying his tender care for Mary's newborn child.4

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