Hymns Based on Acts 4:12

All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name is a hymn of public allegiance to the exalted Christ.

“Blessed Be the Name” is a late nineteenth-century gospel hymn of praise centered on the identity, saving work, exaltation, and reign of Jesus Christ.

How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds is John Newton's devotional meditation on the identity and saving work gathered into the name of Jesus.

“In Christ Alone” is a modern creedal hymn that places Christian confidence in the person and saving work of Jesus Christ.

Jesus the Very Thought of Thee is Edward Caswall's nineteenth-century English rendering of verses from the medieval Latin devotional poem commonly known as Jesu dulcis memoria.

Jesus! the Name High over All is one of Charles Wesley's strongest hymns of Christ-centered proclamation.

Love, Wonderful Love is a compact gospel song built around one governing conviction: God’s love becomes most clearly visible in the saving work of Christ.

None Other Lamb is Christina Rossetti's compact confession of exclusive dependence on Christ.

O How I Love Jesus is a devotional confession centered on the identity and saving work of Christ.

Precious Name, also known by its indexed opening line, is a nineteenth-century American gospel hymn by Lydia Odell Baxter with music by William Howard Doane.

Take the Name of Jesus with You, often known by the refrain title “Precious Name,” is a nineteenth-century American gospel song about carrying faith in Christ into the ordinary pressures of Christian life.

The Name of Jesus is an early twentieth-century gospel song by Baptist pastor William Clark Martin, set to music by Edmund Simon Lorenz.

There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth is a nineteenth-century hymn of adoration centered on the name of Jesus.

There's Something About That Name is a compact gospel chorus of adoration centered on the person and name of Jesus Christ.

Thou Hidden Source of Calm Repose is one of Charles Wesley’s concentrated hymns of praise to the all-sufficiency of Christ.