Hymns for Matthew 15

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Break Thou the Bread of Life Matthew 15:29-38This hymn draws on Matthew 15's account of Jesus feeding the multitude, using the breaking of bread as a metaphor for receiving spiritual nourishment through God's Word.7
My Song Is Love Unknown Matthew 15:31This hymn reflects Matthew 15's theme of Jesus showing love to those deemed unworthy, extending grace beyond human expectations.6
The evil Heart Matthew 15:19This hymn reflects Matthew 15's teaching that evil thoughts and sins originate from within the human heart.4
O Christ, the Healer, We Have Come Matthew 15:28This hymn echoes Matthew 15's accounts of Jesus healing the sick and responding with compassion to those seeking wholeness.4
Loor por las Madres Matthew 15:4This hymn honors mothers' faithful persistence, reflecting the Canaanite woman's devoted plea for her daughter in Matthew 15.3
Kyrie Eleison (Lord, Have Mercy) Matthew 15:22This hymn echoes the Canaanite woman's persistent plea "Lord, have mercy on me" in Matthew 15:22.2
O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing Matthew 15:29-39This hymn echoes Matthew 15's account of Jesus healing the mute, who then praised God with their loosened tongues.1
Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life Matthew 15:32This hymn reflects Christ's compassion for the crowds in Matthew 15, ministering to human need and brokenness with tender mercy.1
In Christ there is no east or west Matthew 15:21-28This hymn reflects Matthew 15's theme of faith transcending ethnic and cultural boundaries, as seen in Jesus's encounter with the Canaanite woman.1
My God, and is thy table spread Matthew 15:26-27This hymn echoes Matthew 15's imagery of children's bread at the table, celebrating Christ's invitation to the communion feast.1
Your Hands, O Lord, in Days of Old Matthew 15:21-28This hymn celebrates Christ's healing ministry to the sick and outcasts, as demonstrated in Matthew 15 when He healed the multitudes.1
Galilee Matthew 15:29This hymn celebrates Jesus's ministry in Galilee, where Matthew 15 records His healing and miraculous feeding near the Sea of Galilee.1
Let Us Break Bread Together Matthew 15:21-22This hymn connects to Matthew 15's themes of faith, humility, and communal sharing of God's provision through breaking bread together.1
Not worthy, Lord to gather up the crumbs Matthew 15:27This hymn echoes the Canaanite woman's humble faith in Matthew 15, acknowledging unworthiness yet trusting in Christ's mercy.1
Help, or I perish Matthew 15:25This hymn echoes the Canaanite woman's desperate plea "Lord, help me" in Matthew 15:25, expressing urgent need for Christ's mercy.1
Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness Matthew 15:29-391
Awake! Awake, and Greet the New Morn Matthew 15:29-31I apologize, but I cannot find a clear thematic or textual connection between this Advent/Christmas hymn about Christ's birth and Matthew 15, which focuses on Jesus teaching about tradition, defilement, and the Canaanite woman's faith. These appear to be unrelated in content and theme.1
Jesus Christ is waiting Matthew 15:1-20This hymn reflects Matthew 15's themes of Jesus welcoming the marginalized and responding to faith beyond traditional boundaries.1
Lord, regard my earnest cry Matthew 15:281
Pray'r will at last an answer gain Matthew 15:21-281

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