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I am so glad that our Father in Heav’n |
Philip P Bliss |
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I cannot tell thee whence it came |
John S Brown |
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I heard an old, old story, how a saviour |
Eugene N. Bartlett |
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Immortal, invisible, God only wise |
W. Chalmers Smith |
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In tenderness He sought me, weary |
William Spencer Walton |
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In the name of Jesus every knee shall bow |
C M Noel |
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It is a thing most wonderful Almost too |
William Walsham How |
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It passeth knowledge, that dear |
Mary Shekleton |
30 |
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I will sing of my Redeemer, And His |
Philip P Bliss |
31 |
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I will sing the wondrous story, Of the Christ |
Francis H. Rowley |
32 |
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I must tell Jesus all of my trials |
Elisha Albright Hoffman |
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I am not ashamed to own my Lord, Or to defend |
Isaac Watts |
122 |
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I’m pressing on the upward way, New heights |
Johnson Oatman Jr. |
123 |
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I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard Thy voice |
Fanny Jane Crosby |
124 |
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I gave my life for thee, My precious blood |
Frances Ridley Havergal |
125 |
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I have found a friend in Jesus, He’s |
Charles W Fry |
126 |
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I must have the Savior with me, For |
Fanny Jane Crosby |
127 |
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I need Thee every hour, most gracious |
Annie Sherwood Hawks |
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