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Episode Synopsis
The second wave of new hymns has been added to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ global hymnbook as part of a multi-year rollout. This batch of nine new hymns includes beloved Christian standards and original Latter-day Saint compositions. These hymns will soon be available in multiple languages, helping unify the Church worldwide. Here’s a quick overview of the new hymns::
1010. Amazing Grace
Author: John Newton (1772)
Composer: William Walker (arranger of the modern version)
Scripture Reference: Moroni 10:32–33 2 Corinthians 12:9-10 Ephesians 2:8-9, Titus 2:11-12 – Themes of grace and redemption.
Overview: One of the most recognized Christian hymns globally, praising God’s grace and mercy.
Significance: Bridges faiths and cultures, reflecting the transformative power of grace. A global Christian hymn now officially part of the LDS hymnbook.
1011. Holding Hands Around the World
Author: Janice Kapp Perry (Lyrics by Bonnie Hart Murray)
Composer: Janice Kapp Perry
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:12-14 – Unity in the body of Christ.
Overview: A modern Latter-day Saint hymn celebrating unity, service, and global brotherhood.
Significance: Embodies the Church’s global mission and focus on bringing the Saints together, ideal for General Conference and worldwide devotionals.
1012. Anytime, Anywhere
Author/Composer: Angie Killian
Scripture Reference: Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission.
Overview: Encourages members to live their faith and serve wherever they are.
Significance: A reminder of daily devotion and faith in action, fitting the Church’s focus on consistent discipleship.
1013. God’s Gracious Love
Known in some Hymnbooks as “Day by Day” using the “Fist Lines rule.
Author/Composer: Lina Sandell-Berg
Scripture Reference: 1 John 4:9-11 – God’s love through His Son.
Overview: Reflects on God’s love, inviting worshippers to feel His presence.
Significance: Central to Christian teachings, offering comfort and faith, especially during personal trials.
Offer grace and quote this Hymn? In a movie?
1014. My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
Author: Isaac Watts
Composer: Traditional American Folk Tune
Scripture Reference: Psalm 23 – “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.”
Overview: A reflective piece based on Psalm 23, expressing trust in God’s guidance.
Significance: Common across Christian denominations, providing comfort and fitting for moments of reflection and meditation.
1015. Oh, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus
Author: Samuel Trevor Francis
Composer: Thomas John Williams
Scripture Reference: Romans 8:38-39 – Christ’s love that nothing can separate us from.
Overview: Explores the vastness of Christ’s love and sacrifice.
Significance: Resonates deeply with LDS doctrine on Christ’s atonement, likely to be used in meditative settings.
1016. Behold the Wounds in Jesus’ Hands
Author: David R. Naylor
Composer: David R. Naylor
Scripture Reference: Zechariah 13:6, 3 Nephi 11:14 – “Behold the wounds in my side.”
Overview: Focuses on Christ’s atonement and the symbols of His sacrifice.
Significance: A deeply doctrinal hymn, encouraging contemplation of Christ’s love and suffering, suitable for sacrament and Easter services.
1017. This Is the Christ
Authors: James E. Faust and Jan Pinborough
Composer: Michael F. Moody
Scripture Reference: John 1:29 – “Behold the Lamb of God.”
Overview: A personal testament of the divinity of Jesus Christ.
Significance: Originally written for the LDS Church, highlighting Christ’s role as Redeemer. Frequently performed in General Conference, it is beloved for its doctrinal depth.
1018. Come, Lord Jesus
Author/Composer: David A. Zabriskie, 2000
Scripture Reference: Revelation 22:20 – “Even so, come, Lord Jesus.”
Overview: Looks forward to Christ’s second coming and encourages spiritual preparation.
Significance: Aligns with LDS teachings on preparing for the Second Coming, commonly used in special services or devotionals.
Text: From the Church production Savior of the World: His Birth and Resurrection, 2000; alt.
Music: David A. Zabriskie, 2000
Summary:
This collection of hymns brings together globally recognized Christian standards like “Amazing Grace” and “My Shepherd Will Supply My Need” with original LDS compositions such as “This Is the Christ” and “Behold the Wounds in Jesus’ Hands.” The Church’s decision to include both reflects a desire to connect with the broader Christian world while deepening its doctrinal hymns. Each hymn aligns with the Church’s five hymn selection criteria: increasing faith in Christ, teaching core doctrines, inviting joyful singing, providing comfort, and unifying members worldwide.
Tune in to our upcoming Hear Hymn segment for an in-depth discussion of each of these additions!
The post 845 Hear Hymn: 9 New Hymns appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.
1010. Amazing Grace
Author: John Newton (1772)
Composer: William Walker (arranger of the modern version)
Scripture Reference: Moroni 10:32–33 2 Corinthians 12:9-10 Ephesians 2:8-9, Titus 2:11-12 – Themes of grace and redemption.
Overview: One of the most recognized Christian hymns globally, praising God’s grace and mercy.
Significance: Bridges faiths and cultures, reflecting the transformative power of grace. A global Christian hymn now officially part of the LDS hymnbook.
1011. Holding Hands Around the World
Author: Janice Kapp Perry (Lyrics by Bonnie Hart Murray)
Composer: Janice Kapp Perry
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:12-14 – Unity in the body of Christ.
Overview: A modern Latter-day Saint hymn celebrating unity, service, and global brotherhood.
Significance: Embodies the Church’s global mission and focus on bringing the Saints together, ideal for General Conference and worldwide devotionals.
1012. Anytime, Anywhere
Author/Composer: Angie Killian
Scripture Reference: Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission.
Overview: Encourages members to live their faith and serve wherever they are.
Significance: A reminder of daily devotion and faith in action, fitting the Church’s focus on consistent discipleship.
1013. God’s Gracious Love
Known in some Hymnbooks as “Day by Day” using the “Fist Lines rule.
Author/Composer: Lina Sandell-Berg
Scripture Reference: 1 John 4:9-11 – God’s love through His Son.
Overview: Reflects on God’s love, inviting worshippers to feel His presence.
Significance: Central to Christian teachings, offering comfort and faith, especially during personal trials.
Offer grace and quote this Hymn? In a movie?
1014. My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
Author: Isaac Watts
Composer: Traditional American Folk Tune
Scripture Reference: Psalm 23 – “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.”
Overview: A reflective piece based on Psalm 23, expressing trust in God’s guidance.
Significance: Common across Christian denominations, providing comfort and fitting for moments of reflection and meditation.
1015. Oh, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus
Author: Samuel Trevor Francis
Composer: Thomas John Williams
Scripture Reference: Romans 8:38-39 – Christ’s love that nothing can separate us from.
Overview: Explores the vastness of Christ’s love and sacrifice.
Significance: Resonates deeply with LDS doctrine on Christ’s atonement, likely to be used in meditative settings.
1016. Behold the Wounds in Jesus’ Hands
Author: David R. Naylor
Composer: David R. Naylor
Scripture Reference: Zechariah 13:6, 3 Nephi 11:14 – “Behold the wounds in my side.”
Overview: Focuses on Christ’s atonement and the symbols of His sacrifice.
Significance: A deeply doctrinal hymn, encouraging contemplation of Christ’s love and suffering, suitable for sacrament and Easter services.
1017. This Is the Christ
Authors: James E. Faust and Jan Pinborough
Composer: Michael F. Moody
Scripture Reference: John 1:29 – “Behold the Lamb of God.”
Overview: A personal testament of the divinity of Jesus Christ.
Significance: Originally written for the LDS Church, highlighting Christ’s role as Redeemer. Frequently performed in General Conference, it is beloved for its doctrinal depth.
1018. Come, Lord Jesus
Author/Composer: David A. Zabriskie, 2000
Scripture Reference: Revelation 22:20 – “Even so, come, Lord Jesus.”
Overview: Looks forward to Christ’s second coming and encourages spiritual preparation.
Significance: Aligns with LDS teachings on preparing for the Second Coming, commonly used in special services or devotionals.
Text: From the Church production Savior of the World: His Birth and Resurrection, 2000; alt.
Music: David A. Zabriskie, 2000
Summary:
This collection of hymns brings together globally recognized Christian standards like “Amazing Grace” and “My Shepherd Will Supply My Need” with original LDS compositions such as “This Is the Christ” and “Behold the Wounds in Jesus’ Hands.” The Church’s decision to include both reflects a desire to connect with the broader Christian world while deepening its doctrinal hymns. Each hymn aligns with the Church’s five hymn selection criteria: increasing faith in Christ, teaching core doctrines, inviting joyful singing, providing comfort, and unifying members worldwide.
Tune in to our upcoming Hear Hymn segment for an in-depth discussion of each of these additions!
The post 845 Hear Hymn: 9 New Hymns appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.
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