Hymns for Matthew 26

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
When in Our Music God Is GlorifiedMatthew 26:30This hymn references Jesus singing a psalm with his disciples at the Last Supper before his betrayal in Matthew 26.27
Go to Dark GethsemaneMatthew 26:36-39This hymn directly follows Jesus through Matthew 26's events in Gethsemane, His trial, and journey to the cross.26
'Tis Midnight! and on Olive's BrowMatthew 26:31-46This hymn vividly portrays Jesus's anguished prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane as recorded in Matthew 26:36-46.18
Stay with MeMatthew 26This hymn echoes Jesus' words to his disciples in Gethsemane, asking them to stay awake and pray with him.17
Matth. 26:26-29: 'Twas on that night, when doomed to knowMatthew 26:26-29This hymn directly retells the institution of the Lord's Supper from Matthew 26:26-29, recounting Christ's actions on the night of his betrayal.12
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According to Thy Gracious Word1 Corinthians 11:23-33This hymn reflects Jesus's institution of the Lord's Supper in Matthew 26, echoing His command to "do this in remembrance of me.9
Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to faceMatthew 11:28This hymn connects to Matthew 26's Last Supper, celebrating Christ's presence in communion.9
From Heaven You CameMatthew 25:31-46This hymn directly references Matthew 26's Garden of Gethsemane scene where Jesus prays "not my will but yours" and portrays Christ as the Servant King who came to give his life.9
My Soul, Be on Thy GuardMark 13:33-37This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Matthew 26:41 to "watch and pray" against temptation, urging constant spiritual vigilance.8
My Jesus, As Thou Wilt!Matthew 26:39This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in Gethsemane, "Thy will be done," expressing complete surrender to God's purposes through suffering and joy.8
Forth in Thy Name, O Lord, I Go1 Corinthians 15:38This hymn echoes Jesus's prayer in Gethsemane to fulfill God's will and watch in prayer despite difficulty.8
Take and EatMatthew 26:26-28This hymn directly references Jesus' words at the Last Supper in Matthew 26, where He instituted the Eucharist with "Take and eat; this is my body.8
Bread of the World, in Mercy BrokenMatthew 26:26-28This hymn reflects Matthew 26's institution of the Lord's Supper, celebrating Christ's broken body and shed blood for our redemption.7
Seek Where You May to Find a WayActs 4:127
Praise to the Holiest in the heightMark 8:27-38This hymn praises Christ's sacrificial love and agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, central to Matthew 26's Passion narrative.7
Ah, Holy JesusMatthew 26:70-75This hymn reflects on Christ's betrayal, trial, and passion as recounted in Matthew 26, confessing personal guilt for His suffering.7
A Parting Hymn We SingMatthew 26:30This hymn reflects Matthew 26's Last Supper scene where Jesus gathered with disciples around the table in communion.7
Now the Silence1 Timothy 2:8This hymn reflects Matthew 26's Last Supper through references to body, blood, kneeling, and the Father's welcoming arms in communion.7
Just as I Am, Without One PleaMark 2:17This hymn reflects Matthew 26's portrayal of Christ as the Lamb of God whose blood was shed for our redemption.6

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