1. Vatican Song
   Amazing Grace
2. Deum de Deo
   Cantet Nunc Aula

Written by John Newton in 1779, "Amazing Grace" has themes of redemption and forgiveness that make it popular in both religious and secular spaces.

1. Mary's Son
   The Old Rugged Cross
2. The Virgin and Her Son
   Mary's Boy Is Born

This hymn was written by Evangelist George Bennard in 1912, and is a popular country gospel favorite.

1. Love Is Passing By
   Come To Jesus
2. Be with Jesus
   Do Not Fear

This is among the newest songs in our quiz and dates back to 2003. It is written by Chris Rice, who writes contemporary Gospel music and has won the Dove Award, which is the Grammy of Christian music.

1. O Africa!
   What a Friend We Have in Jesus
2. Tel Aviv
   London

"What a Friend We Have in Jesus" was written in 1855 by Joseph M. Scriven. Although it has been criticized

1. Psalm 18
   Psalm 102
2. Psalm 73
   Psalm 23

Psalm 23 is probably the most famous and has been set to music by a variety of composers. It is a Psalm of David.

1. Battle Hymn of the North
   Fight Song of the South
2. Fighting Hymn of the Republic
   Battle Hymn of the Republic

Battle Hymn of the Republic is probably one of the most recognized hymns and has been recorded by everyone from Odetta to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

1. Charterhouse Carol
   Chapterhouse Carol
2. Christmas Carol
   Scarlet Carol

The Charterhouse Carol is one of the longest, and notable for its two melodies between two different lengths of verse.

1. Regina Regina
   Regina Laeti
2. Regina Caeli
   O Regina

This hymn is known as one of the "Marian" hymns, meaning it is about the Virgin Mary.

1. Shalom Bimromav
   Oseh Shalom
2. Shalom Aleinu
   Ya'aseh Shalom

Oseh shalom is traditionally sung in repetition, getting faster with each go round! When you get to the end, you should be thoroughly exhausted.

1. O Little Town of Bethelehem
   Hark the Herald Angels
2. O Come All Ye Faithful
   In the Bleak Midwinter

Attributed to various authors, "O Come All Ye Faithful" was originally written and published in Latin. It remains especially popular as a Christmas carol.

1. Hymn of St Francis
   Hymn of St Joan
2. Hymn of St Peter
   Hymn of St Andrew

This hymn is a prayer written by St. Francis. It was set to music in 1967 by Johann Sebastian von Tempelhoff.

1. The Norbury Carol
   The Wexford Hymn
2. There's Power in the Blood
   Are You Washed in the Blood?

"Are You Washed in the Blood" is one of the over 2000 hymns written by Presbyterian minister Elisha Hoffman, most of which were written between the years of 1873 and 1922.

1. Oh Danny Boy
   Rock of Ages
2. The Truth of Wisdom
   He Whom Angels Worship

These are the first words sung to the Christian hymn "Rock of Ages" by Reverend Augustus Toplady, which is generally sung in the tune of "Toplady" by Thomas Hastings.

1. Duke Lane Hymn
   Duke Close Hymn
2. Duke Street Hymn
   Duke Avenue Hymn

John Warrington Hatton composed this version of this hymn, which is also known as Jesus Shall Reign.

1. Be Not Afraid
   Be Not Fooled
2. The Desert Be Thy Kingdom
   Be Thou the Desert

Be Not Afraid comes from Isaiah 53 and is repeated in part in the Book of Luke. It was set to music by composer Bob Dufford.

1. Rock of Ages
   Ma'oz Tzur
2. Guardian Power
   Thy Strength

The Ma'oz Tsur is a Jewish hymn that is traditionally sung during Chanukah. The first line you see here is the English version.

1. The Heavenly Vision
   The Heavenly Tale
2. The Vision of Heaven
   Heaven's Vision

This hymn was written in 1918 by composer and writer Helen Howarth Lemmel.

1. Dayenu
   Hotsianu
2. Natan Lanu
   Haggadah

Dayenu is sung at Passover. It's a storytelling hymn in which the acts of God in bringing about the Exodus are listed, and after each one, the chorus means "it would have been sufficient". It's important to thank God for each effort made on behalf of his people.

1. Psalm 10
   Psalm 51
2. Psalm 82
   Psalm 104

Psalm 51 is a chant, which is a particular kind of hymn characterized in part by a call-and-response or "responsive" hymn where the priest and congregation alternate parts. It's also noted for the flatter melodies.

1. On Eagle's Wings
   On Soaring Wings
2. Behold The Eagle
   O Lord Who Flieth

This song was written by Michael Joncas. Unlike many hymns which are named for the first line and do not repeat sections, this one has a refrain with a hook, and is named for that.

1. Always At My Side
   I Know You
2. I Know Yahweh
   You Are Near

Dan Schutte wrote lots of hymns and hails from Wisconsin. You Are Near was written in 1971.

1. Oseh Shalom
   Sh'mah Yisrael
2. Baruch Atah Adonai
   Shalom Aleichem

Giora Feldman has also recorded this one (as he has most Jewish hymns). Shalom Aleichem is a story in the Talmud about how two angels see you safe home from Sabbath prayers. The song thanks them for their services and asks for their continued protection and blessing.

1. Venite Deum
   Veni Creator Spiritus
2. Veni Deus
   Venite Creator

This hymn dates from around the 8th Century. While it is less popular these days, it is still sung while a new Pope is being elected.

1. Jesus, You Rock
   Hey Jesus!
2. Jesus, My Friend
   Jesus, Thank You

Pat Sczebel is a pastor in Vancouver who is currently writing Christian music in order to bring the word of God to the people. "Jesus, Thank You" remains among his most popular works, dating from 2003.

1. 10,000 Reasons
   One Reason Above All
2. Oh My Soul
   Be My Lord

Matt Redman is a Christian music writer who has a few Dove Awards and also two Grammys. This song was number 1 on the Billboard Christian Music chart. It's from 2011, making it the newest hymn in our quiz.

1. Adon Olam
   Baruch Atah Adoni
2. Ma Nishtanah
   Hava Nagilah

The Ma Nishtanah is a song for Passover, in which successive verses explain all the traditions of the night, like eating while reclining - as the free folks did, in celebration of the Hebrews leaving slavery in Egypt. It is sung twice as Passover is celebrated twice, just in case.

1. Ave Deum
   Ave Maria Corpus
2. Maria Ave
   Ave Verum Corpus

Pope Innocent VI wrote the words here and the most famous tune is by Mozart. There is also a chant version, however.

1. The Savior Speaks To Me
   Of Jesus, I Come
2. Jesus Knows It All
   Jesus Paid It All

Hall was inspired to write this hymn while sitting in church. She was part of the choir and the words simply came to her during a service, so she scribbled them down in her hymn book - very fittingly!

1. Jesus Est Dulce
   Jesu Gloria, Et Dulce
2. Jesu, Dulcis Memoria
   Jesu, Te Cantet

Jesu Dulcis Memoria is adapted from a poem by St. Bernard. It's no long as popular as it once was.

1. Mazel Tov
   Hava Nagilah
2. Masmiach
   Adon Olam

This is one of the most upbeat hymns, which is why is is played at weddings and is amazing fun to dance to.

1. Te Deum Laud
   Lingua Gloria
2. Pange Lingua Gloriosi
   Deum Gloria

This hymn was probably written for Corpus Christi, but it has other uses. Like other Catholic hymns here, it's mostly sung as a chant.

1. Salve Regina
   Gloria Maria
2. Gloria Regina
   Regina Est Gloriosus

Lines from this hymn feature in the opera "Dialogue of the Carmelites", but it is more famous to non-Catholics and non-opera fans for the jazzed-up version of it featured in "Sister Act," the 1992 movie about a witness to a murder who hides in a convent and takes over their failing choir.

1. Lord of Sea and sky
   Here I am, Lord
2. Hear Thy People, O Lord
   Lord of the Sky

This hymn was written by Schutte, a Jesuit, while he was studying theology in Berkeley in 1981. The words derive from portions of the Books of Isaiah and Samuel.

1. Psalm 50
   Psalm 1
2. Psalm 200
   Psalm 49

Hyssop is a herb with cleansing properties and was actually used in Christian purifying rites around 1,000 years ago. This hymn is adapted from Psalm 50 to honor those rites.

1. Adon Olam
   Hava Nagilah
2. Shabbat Shalom
   Zemirot

Adon Olam is traditionally sung at the close of the Jewish Sabbath service. It has a couple of different melodies, one of which is incredibly upbeat.