Hymns Based on 1 Peter 1:19

A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth is Paul Gerhardt's Passion hymn on Jesus as the innocent Lamb who willingly bears the burden of human sin.

A Parting Hymn We Sing is a compact Communion hymn that turns the Lord's Supper into a point of departure rather than an isolated devotional moment.

Are You Washed in the Blood? turns a cluster of New Testament images into sustained spiritual examination.

Blessed Calvary, beginning "I look at the cross upon Calvary," is a 1921 gospel song by Avis Marguerite Burgeson Christiansen and Lance Brenton Latham.

“I Could Not Do Without Thee” is Frances Ridley Havergal’s confession that every dimension of Christian life depends upon Christ.

I Gave My Life for Thee is a hymn of consecration built as a searching dialogue between Christ’s self-giving and the disciple’s response.

In The Lands Beyond The Sea is an early twentieth-century children’s mission hymn built around a strikingly layered history.

“Jesus Paid It All” is a nineteenth-century American gospel hymn centered on the sufficiency of Christ’s saving work.

Now I Belong to Jesus is Norman J.

O the Lamb is a compact American camp-meeting chorus centered on Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God.

The hymn is a sustained confession of Christian redemption: salvation is received through Christ, becomes a secure identity, and overflows into praise.

The First Noel is a traditional English carol that turns the Nativity story into a simple, memorable narrative.

“There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood” is William Cowper's vivid meditation on cleansing and redemption through the death of Christ.

There Is a Green Hill Far Away is one of the clearest examples of a children’s hymn becoming a durable hymn for the whole church.

What Can Wash Away My Sin?, commonly known as Nothing But the Blood, is a nineteenth-century gospel hymn centered on the sufficiency of Christ’s saving work.