Hymns for Matthew 23

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The United Methodist Hymnal
The United Methodist Hymnal
Baptist Hymnal 1991
Baptist Hymnal 1991
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
The Hymnal 1982: according to the use of the Episcopal Church
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)
Psalter Hymnal (Gray)

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Lord of the DanceMatthew 23:13This hymn references Jesus dancing for the scribes and Pharisees who refused to follow him, echoing Matthew 23's critique of their spiritual hardness.5
Mothering God, You Gave Me BirthMatthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus's maternal imagery in Matthew 23:37, portraying God's nurturing, protective care like a mother hen gathering her children.5
Gather Us InMatthew 23:37This hymn echoes Matthew 23:37's image of God gathering people together, welcoming the lost and forsaken into community.4
There's a Wideness in God's MercyMatthew 23:1-4This hymn contrasts God's wide mercy with Matthew 23's critique of religious exclusion and judgment.3
Depth of Mercy! Can There Be?Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes the penitent plea for mercy that contrasts with Matthew 23's warnings against religious hypocrisy.3
O Jesus Christ, May Grateful Hymns Be RisingMatthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus weeping over Jerusalem in Matthew 23:37, expressing compassion for cities and their people.3
Praise to the Lord, the AlmightyMatthew 23:37This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's critique of false religious leaders by offering genuine worship and adoration to God alone as King.2
Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to faceMatthew 23:29This hymn contrasts humble communion with Christ against Matthew 23's warning about religious hypocrisy and pride.2
Make Me a Captive, LordMatthew 23:11This hymn echoes Matthew 23:12's teaching that those who humble themselves will be exalted, finding true freedom through surrender to Christ.2
O Holy City, Seen of JohnMatthew 23:1-12This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's condemnation of religious hypocrisy with the vision of God's just and holy city.2
Dear Lord and Master mineMatthew 23:6-10This hymn responds to Matthew 23's call to humble servanthood by expressing complete submission to Christ as Master.2
The Church of Christ in Every AgeMatthew 23:1-12This hymn reflects Matthew 23's call for the church to practice humble servanthood rather than seeking status and honor.2
Hinab geht Christi WegMatthew 23:12This hymn reflects Matthew 23's call to humble Christian living and faithful watchfulness, contrasting Christ's downward path with religious pride.2
When the Church of JesusMatthew 23:23This hymn echoes Matthew 23's warning against religious hypocrisy by calling the church to match worship with genuine care for the suffering world.2
We Are Your PeopleMatthew 23:1-12This hymn contrasts with Matthew 23's critique of religious hypocrisy by calling believers to authentic service, humility, and genuine care for neighbors.2
Beneath the CrossMatthew 23:32-33This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's religious hypocrisy with Christ's humble, merciful call to find unity and belonging beneath the cross.2
When Twilight Comes (Awit Sa Dapit Hapon)Matthew 23:37This hymn echoes Matthew 23:37's image of God gathering people like a hen gathers her chicks under her wings.2
Where Two or Three Are GatheredMatthew 23:11-12This hymn contrasts Matthew 23's critique of religious hypocrisy with Christ's promise of genuine presence where believers gather humbly.2
Jesus, Lover of My SoulMatthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus's longing in Matthew 23:37 to gather and shelter His people under His protective wings.1
Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is CallingMatthew 23:37This hymn echoes Jesus's lament in Matthew 23:37 where He longs to gather Jerusalem's children as a hen gathers her chicks, expressing His tender call to come home.1

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