Hymns on Luke 1
36 hymns of the church that sing Luke 1, every one in the public domain — the verses each draws on, then its words, sheet music and, for many, the tune to play.
Read Luke 1 →- Come, Thou Long-Expected JesusLuke 1:67-75Come, Thou long expected JesusCharles Wesley (1707–1788)In 793 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Come, Your Heart and Voices RaisingLuke 1:68-71Come, your hearts and voices raising,Paul Gerhardt (1607–1676); tr. compositeIn 8 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Gabriel's MessageLuke 1:26-38The angel Gabriel from heaven came, his wings as drifted snow, his eyes as flame;Basque; tr. Sabine Baring Gould (1834–1924)In 42 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Lamp of Our FeetLuke 1:1-4Lamp of our feet! whereby we traceBernard Barton (1784–1849)In 299 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Lord of Life, All Praise ExcellingLuke 1:46-55Lord of life, all praise excelling,Clement Clarke Moore (1779–1863)♪ Tune to play
- Now Praise We Christ, the Holy OneLuke 1:26-31Now praise we Christ, the Holy One,Coelius Sedulius (5th Century); tr. Martin Luther (1483–1546), Richard Massie (1800–1887)In 13 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Now Rest Beneath Night's ShadowLuke 1:76-79Now rest beneath night's shadowPaul Gerhardt (1607–1676); tr. compositeIn 30 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Jesus Shall ReignLuke 1:32-33Jesus shall reign where'er the sunIsaac Watts (1674–1748)In 1,946 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Hark! The Herald Angels SingLuke 1:33-35Hark! The herald angels sing,Charles Wesley (1707–1788)In 1,474 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- O Worship The KingLuke 1:78O worship the King, all glorious above,Robert GrantIn 1,281 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Hail To The Lord's AnointedLuke 1:68-79Hail to the Lord's anointed,James MontgomeryIn 885 hymnals
- O Come, All Ye FaithfulLuke 1:26-38O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant,John Francis Wade (circa 1710–1786); tr. Frederick Oakeley (1802–1880), William Thomas Brooke (1848–1917)In 867 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Rejoice The Lord Is KingLuke 1:32-33Rejoice, the Lord is King:Charles WesleyIn 805 hymnals
- He Saves Me TodayLuke 1:26-47Jesus, my all, to heav’n is goneJohn CennickIn 804 hymnals
- Silent Night, Holy NightLuke 1:77-79Silent night, holy night, All is calmJoseph Mohr; tr. John F. Young / Autor DesconocidoIn 773 hymnals
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our GodLuke 1:33A mighty fortress is our God,Martin Luther (1483–1546); tr. Frederic Henry Hedge (1805–1890)In 761 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- All Glory, Laud, and HonorLuke 1:26-38All glory, laud and honor,Theodulf of Orleans (760–821); tr. John Mason Neale (1818–1866)In 655 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Jesus Thou Joy Of Loving HeartsLuke 1:78-79Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts,BernardIn 617 hymnals
- O Come O Come EmmanuelLuke 1:69-79O come, O come, Emmanuel,; tr. John Mason Neale (1818–1866)In 570 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Christ, Whose Glory Fills The SkiesLuke 1:68-79Christ, whose glory fills the skiesCharles WesleyIn 507 hymnals
- We Three Kings Of Orient AreLuke 1:33We three kings of Orient are,John Henry Hopkins, Jr.In 362 hymnals
- The Day Thou GavestLuke 1:33The day Thou gavest, Lord, is ended,John EllertonIn 323 hymnals
- Tell Me The Story Of JesusLuke 1:4Tell me the story of Jesus,Fanny J. CrosbyIn 305 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's CryLuke 1:17On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cryCoffin, Charles (1676-1749) (or Carolo or Carolus); tr. John Chandler (1806–1876)In 254 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- What Child Is This?Luke 1:66What Child is this who, laid to restWilliam Chatterton Dix (1837–1865)In 252 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Of The Father's Love BegottenLuke 1:26-38, 70Of the Father's love begottenAurelius Clemens Prudentius (348–413); tr. John Mason Neale (1818–1866), Henry Williams Baker (1821–1877)In 242 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Let All Mortal Flesh Keep SilenceLuke 1:77-79Let all mortal flesh keep silence,from Liturgy of St. James; tr. Gerard Moultrie (1829–1885)In 202 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Just A Closer Walk With TheeLuke 1:38I am weak but Thou art strong;American Folk SongIn 185 hymnals
- See Amid the Winter's SnowLuke 1:69-79See amid the winter's snow,Edward Caswall (1814–1878)In 179 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Go Tell It On The MountainLuke 1:26-38Go tell it on the mountain,John W. Work (1872-1925)In 134 hymnals
- Lo, How A Rose E'er BloomingLuke 1:26-38Lo, how a Rose e'er bloomingGerman, Fridrich Layriz (1808–1859); tr. Theodore Baker (1851–1934), Harriet Reynolds Krauth (1845–1925), Harriet Reynolds Spaeth (1845–1925), John Casper Mattes (1876–1948)In 124 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly LightLuke 1:68-79Break forth, O beauteous heav’nly light,Johann RistIn 72 hymnals
- O Christ, Our HopeLuke 1:78O Christ, our hope, our hearts’ desireAnonymous; Latin 7th or 8th century; Tr. by John Chandler (1837)In 61 hymnals
- Give ThanksLuke 1:49-53Give thanks! Give thanks! Forget not all His loveGrace GordonIn 48 hymnals
- I Greet Thee, Who My Sure Redeemer ArtLuke 1:78-79I greet Thee, who my sure Redeemer artJohn Calvin? (1545). Tr. by Elizabeth Lee SmithIn 47 hymnals
- Heavenly Father, We Appreciate YouLuke 1:46Heavenly Father, we appreciate You;TraditionalIn 12 hymnals
Which hymns cite which verses is from the Open Hymnal Project and Hymnary.org.