Hymns Based on Romans 6:4

Alleluia, Alleluia! Give Thanks, commonly published as Alleluia No.

Awake, My Heart, with Gladness is the familiar English form of Paul Gerhardt's German Easter hymn Auf, auf, mein Herz, mit Freuden.

Baptism of the Lord is a modern liturgical collect rather than a metrical congregational hymn.

Baptismal Covenant: Musical Responses B is the concluding congregational acclamation within the United Methodist Thanksgiving over the Water.

Child of Blessing, Child of Promise is a baptismal hymn addressed directly to the person being baptized.

Wesley’s Easter hymn is a concentrated act of resurrection praise.

Hail Thee, Festival Day is a festival hymn whose history joins a sixth-century Latin poem, medieval processional use, twentieth-century English translations, and one of Ralph Vaughan Williams’s most distinctive hymn tunes.

“Now the Green Blade Riseth” is an Easter hymn that joins the resurrection of Jesus Christ with the biblical image of seed passing through burial into fruitful life.

Praise and Thanksgiving Be to God is a baptismal hymn of praise rather than a general harvest song.

The Day of Resurrection is an English Easter hymn drawn from the first ode of the Paschal Canon traditionally attributed to John of Damascus.

This Is the Spirit's Entry Now is a twentieth-century baptismal hymn by Thomas E.

Walk On, O People of God is the English form of Cesáreo Gabaráin’s Spanish hymn “Camina, pueblo de Dios,” also associated with the title “Nueva Creación.

Wash, O God, Our Sons and Daughters is a baptismal hymn by Ruth C.

We Know That Christ Is Raised is John Brownlow Geyer's 1967 confession of Easter faith interpreted through baptism.

When Jesus Came to Jordan is Fred Pratt Green’s hymn on the baptism of Jesus and the meaning of that event for Christ’s ministry and Christian discipleship.

You Have Put On Christ is a brief baptismal acclamation from the Roman Catholic Rite of Baptism for Children.