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There's a glorious work to do - Arthur Wilton
Arthur Wilton
A wonderful Friend is my Savior and Lord - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
Come and let us lift our hearts in songs of praise - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
Far far on the other side - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
Ive enlisted in the army of Jehovah - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
I've entered the land dearly bought by His blood - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
The One who once walked on the waters - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
The river of thy grace - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
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The river of Thy grace is flowing free - Arthur W. McKee
Arthur W. McKee
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Faint not doubt not but from day to day - Arthur W. Nelson
Arthur W. Nelson
O settle the question tonight my brother - Arthur W. Nelson
Arthur W. Nelson
What a wonderful Saviour is Jesus to me - Arthur W. Nelson
Arthur W. Nelson
God is calling loud for reapers - Arthur W. Spooner
Arthur W. Spooner
Theres a love with no beginning - Arthur W. Spooner
Arthur W. Spooner
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When upon lifes journey you may think theres none to care - Arthur W. Spooner
Arthur W. Spooner
Ive enlisted - A. R. Walton
A. R. Walton
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I've enlisted in the army of the Lord today - A. R. Walton
A. R. Walton 1914
Beacon-light - Asa A. Armen
Asa A. Armen 19th Century
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Beyond this land of parting - Asa B. Everett
Asa Brooks Everett
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Beyond this land of parting losing and leaving - Asa Brooks Everett
Asa Brooks Everett
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Hark the gentle voice - Asa B. Everett
Asa Brooks Everett
Land Beyond - Asa Brooks Everett
Asa Brooks Everett
Children hear the melting story - Asa B. Everett
Asa Brooks Everett (1828-1875)
Hark! the gentle voice of Jesus falleth - Asa Brooks Everett 1828-1875
Asa Brooks Everett (1828-1875)