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The day-star hath risen - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
The gospel call (pierson) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
The lamb is the light thereof - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
The redeemed of the lord - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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There is never a day so dreary - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
They tell me of a land so fair - George Coles Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
TRUE-HEARTED (Stebbins) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Truehearted wholehearted faithful and loyal - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Trusting in thee - George C. Stebbins
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Wait - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
We shall be like him (kirkland) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
We shall be like Him the Son of God most holy - George Coles Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
What will you do with jesus? (norton) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Who will my disciple be? - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Wonderful love (martin) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Ye must be born again - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Young men in christ the lord - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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O god give thou ear to my plea - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins (1846-1945)
The Day-Star hath risen the night clouds have flown - George Stebbins 1846-1945
George Coles Stebbins (1846-1945)
Thanks to god - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins (1856-1945)
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Faint yet pursuing - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins 1877
Faint yet pursuing we press our way - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins 1877
Behold how pleasant and how good - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins 1878
Friend - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins 1878