First Reading Isaiah 52:13—53:12

The suffering servant: wounded for our transgressions; by his stripes we are healed

Psalm Psalm 22

My God, why have you forsaken me? All who see me mock me

Second Reading Hebrews 10:16-25

New covenant written on hearts; draw near with confidence

Gospel John 18:1-19:42

The passion of our Lord according to John

Hymns connected to the psalm

Around You O Lord Jesus
Around you, O Lord Jesus
Unknown
Jesus Whelmed in Fears Unknown
Jesus whelmed in fears unknown
Henry Harbaugh ·1860
Kumbaya
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
·1927
Lord of Life
Lord of life, we come to you
·1993
O Lord Our Father shall We be Confounded
O Lord our Father, shall we be confounded
Martin Behm ·1610
Son of God, by God Forsaken
Son of God, by God forsaken
Unknown ·1800
Stay With Me
Stay with me, remain here with me, watch and pray.
·1984
Throned upon the Awe-full Tree
Throned upon the awe-full tree
Unknown ·1800
When Grief Is Raw
When grief is raw and music can't console,
·1989
Within Our Darkest Night
Within our darkest night, you kindle the fire that never dies away.
·1991

Hymns connected to the second reading

Baptismal Waters Cover Me
Baptismal waters cover me
Michael Burkart ·2006
Before Thy Throne I Now Appear
Before Thy throne I now appear
Gerhard Tersteegen ·1730
Come With Us O Blessed Jesus
Come with us, O blessed Jesus
Nikolai Frederik Severin Grundtvig ·1844
Come to Calvary's Holy Mountain
Come to Calvary's holy mountain
Samuel Rodigast ·1675
Draw Near and Take the Body of the Lord
Draw near and take the body of the Lord
John of Damascus ·1696
Drawn to the Cross, which Thou hast Blest
Drawn to the cross, which thou hast blest
William Bright ·1874
Here O Lord I See You Face to Face
Here, O Lord, I see You face to face
Gerhard Wolter Molanus ·1589
Here, O My Lord, I See Thee Face To Face
Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to face
Horatius Bonar ·1855
How Blessed is the Little Flock
How blessed is the little flock
Nikolai Grundtvig ·1817
How Blessed is this Place O Lord
How blessed is this place, O Lord
William W. How ·1864
I Know My Faith is Founded
I know my faith is founded
Ewart Bertram Workman ·1923
I Walk in Danger All the Way
I walk in danger all the way
Johann Michael Altenburg ·1620
Lord, This Day We've Come to Worship
Lord, this day we've come to worship
Unknown ·1900
No Temple Now, No Gift of Price
No temple now, no gift of price
James Robert Woodford ·1871
Now Let Us Come Before Him
Now let us come before Him
Martin Behm ·1602
O Bless the Lord My Soul
O bless the Lord my soul
Isaac Watts ·1719
O Gracious Lord, I Firmly Am Believing
O gracious Lord, I firmly am believing
Erdmann Neumeister ·1714
O Salutaris Hostia
O salutaris Hostia, quae caeli pandis ostium
·1264
Oh Come All Ye Faithful
Oh come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant
John Francis Wade ·1751
Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty
Open now thy gates of beauty
Benjamin Schmolck ·1704
Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire
Prayer is the soul's sincere desire
James Montgomery ·1818
Thou Art the Way to Thee Alone
Thou art the way, to thee alone
Nicolai Selnecker ·1570
To Thy Temple I Repair
To Thy temple I repair
William Cowper ·1779
To Your Temple, Lord, I Come
To Your temple, Lord, I come
Karl Mauritz Bellman ·1790

LCMS — Proclaim

Hymn of the Day

A Lamb alone bears willingly
A Lamb alone bears willingly
Nicolai Grundtvig ·1844

Hymn Suggestions

Deep Were His Wounds and Red
Deep were His wounds and red
William Cowper ·1771
Go to Dark Gethsemane
Go to dark Gethsemane
James Montgomery ·1825
Jesus, in Your Dying Woes
Jesus, in Your dying woes
Johann Heermann ·1630
Lamb of God Pure and Sinless
Lamb of God, pure and sinless
Nicolai Decius ·1541
O Dearest Jesus, What Law Have You Broken
O dearest Jesus, what law have you broken
Johann Heermann ·1630
O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
O sacred Head, now wounded, with grief and shame weighed down
Bernard of Clairvaux (attr.); tr. Paul Gerhardt; tr. James Waddell Alexander ·1656
Were You There
Were you there when they crucified my Lord
Anonymous (African American spiritual) ·1865

ELCA — Sundays and Seasons

Hymn of the Day

O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
O sacred Head, now wounded, with grief and shame weighed down
Bernard of Clairvaux (attr.); tr. Paul Gerhardt; tr. James Waddell Alexander ·1656