18 Hymns on Death & Resurrection

18 hymns

The theme of 'Death & Resurrection' in hymnody reflects the profound Christian belief in eternal life and the hope found in Christ's victory over death. These hymns resonate with promises found in 1 Corinthians 15:55-57 and echo the comfort of Revelation 21:4, reminding us that death is not the end, but a gateway to everlasting joy.

"If it die," oh, hear the message 5 verses

Anon.

And wouldst thou live on earth as "more than conqu'ror"? 4 verses

Anon.

Because of Christ 7 verses

Behold The Savior Of Mankind 21 verses

Samuel Wesley

BLESSING, honour, thanks, and praise, Pay we, gracious God, to thee; Thou, in... 5 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Dear Lord, Thou art so much to us 8 verses

DEATHLESS principle, arise! Soar, thou native of the skies; Pearl of price by... 5 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

I will get me to the mountain, 5 verses

In the bosom of the Father, 4 verses

Lord, Thou as the living oyster 5 verses

J. W.

Lord, when by baptism we confess 5 verses

No bone of Thee was broken 4 verses

Robert Cleaver Chapman

SHRINKING from the cold hand of death, I too shall gather up my feet, Shall... 3 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

The cross — we all were there, 6 verses

Horatius Bonar (1808-1889)

The kingdom of the heavens is a merchant 8 verses

R. H.

There Is A Land Of Pure Delight 6 verses

Isaac Watts

There is no gain but by a loss; 3 verses

Arthur S. Booth-Clibborn

Thou, Lord, to death's domain 4 verses

L. G. Milner

Death and Resurrection

by T. Austin-Sparks

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the foundational truth of Christianity, which is centered on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He encourages the audience to approach the New Testament with fresh eyes, recognizing that the core message is about Jesus, who was crucified and rose from the dead, m

Except a Corn of Wheat Fall Into the Ground and Die

by A.B. Simpson

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the profound connection between death and resurrection as fundamental themes in both nature and Christianity. He illustrates this through various natural transformations, such as the chrysalis and the seed, and biblical symbols like circumcision and the crossing of the Red Se

The Law of the True Manifestation of Christ Is the Law of Death and Resurrection Union With Christ

by T. Austin-Sparks

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that the true manifestation of Christ is through the law of death and resurrection, as illustrated in John 12:20-26. He explains that Jesus' statement about the grain of wheat signifies that to truly see Him, one must understand His death and resurrection, which leads to

"Laid Him in a Sepulchre Which Was Hewn Out of a Rock, and Rolled a Stone Unto the Door of the sepulchre." Mar 15:46

by G. Campbell Morgan

G. Campbell Morgan reflects on the profound sorrow surrounding the burial of Jesus, emphasizing the despair felt by His followers as they laid Him in the tomb, sealing it with a stone. He explores the implications of this event, noting the death of a beautiful conception of God, an ideal of humanity

The Holy Ghost 1:09:11

by Leonard Ravenhill

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the vital role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer, highlighting that the Holy Spirit is not merely an experience or influence but a person who guides, convicts, and transforms us. He critiques the modern church's superficial understanding of the Holy Spirit, ur