Hymns on Matthew 9
15 hymns of the church that sing Matthew 9, every one in the public domain — the verses each draws on, then its words, sheet music and, for many, the tune to play.
Read Matthew 9 →- Hark, the Voice of Jesus CallingMatthew 9:37-39Hark, the voice of Jesus calling,Daniel March (1816–1909)In 553 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Jesus Sinners Doth ReceiveMatthew 9:11-13Jesus sinners doth receive;Erdmann Neumeister (1671–1756); tr. Henry Mills (1786–1867)In 32 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of OldMatthew 9:35-36Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old,Edward Hayes Plumptre (1821–1891)In 186 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Jesus, Lover Of My SoulMatthew 9:6-7Jesus, Lover of my soul,T. M. WestrupIn 3,626 hymnals
- Come, Ye SinnersThe whole chapterCome, ye sinners, poor and needy,Joseph HartIn 1,581 hymnals
- Break Thou The Bread Of LifeMatthew 9:27-30Break Thou the bread of life,Mrs. Annie S. HawksIn 861 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Bringing In The SheavesMatthew 9:35-38Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of kindness,Knowles ShawIn 860 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- The Great PhysicianMatthew 9:12The great Physician now is near,William Hunter, 1859; tr. Pedro Castro IriarteIn 855 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Come, Ye Thankful People, ComeMatthew 9:37-38Come, ye thankful people, come,Henry AlfordIn 813 hymnals
- Christ For The World We SingMatthew 9:35-38Christ for the world! we sing;Samuel WolcottIn 457 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Where Cross The Crowded Ways Of LifeMatthew 9:36, 41Where cross the crowded ways of life,Frank Mason NorthIn 418 hymnals
- Lord Jesus Think On MeMatthew 9:21-22Lord Jesus, think on meSynesius of Cyrene (375–430); tr. Allen William Chatfield (1808–1896)In 146 hymnals♪ Tune to play
- Sing To The Lord Of HarvestMatthew 9:37-38Sing to the Lord of harvest,John S. B. MonsellIn 137 hymnals
- Jesus! What A Friend To SinnersMatthew 9:10Jesus! what a friend for sinners!J. Wilber ChapmanIn 107 hymnals
- Believe Ye That He Is Able?Matthew 9:28O souls in darkness gropingJulia H. JohnstonIn 3 hymnals
Which hymns cite which verses is from the Open Hymnal Project and Hymnary.org.