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Passing Away

Hymnal: SS1946 #99 (1946) First Line: And must I be to judgment bro't Refrain First Line: We are passing away Languages: English Tune Title: [And must I be to judgment bro't]
Passing Away

'Twas Alone

Author: Gustava B. Irwin Hymnal: SS1946 #100 (1946) First Line: 'Twas alone my Savior prayed Refrain First Line: 'Twas alone my Savior bore Languages: English Tune Title: ['Twas alone my Savior prayed]
'Twas Alone

There'll Be Light in the Valley for Me

Author: C. D. Hymnal: SS1946 #101 (1946) First Line: There's a great and lovely city across the swelling tide Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a great and lovely city across the swelling tide]
There'll Be Light in the Valley for Me

Endless Glory Is Waiting for Me

Author: B. C. I. Hymnal: SS1946 #102 (1946) First Line: Since I'm trusting the Savior, He is keeping my soul Refrain First Line: Endless glory is waiting on that shore Languages: English Tune Title: [Since I'm trusting the Savior, He is keeping my soul]
Endless Glory Is Waiting for Me

How Are You Treating Christ?

Author: B. B. Edmiaston Hymnal: SS1946 #103 (1946) First Line: How are you treating Christ today Languages: English Tune Title: [How are you treating Christ today]
How Are You Treating Christ?

Some Day We Know

Author: A. C. D. Hymnal: SS1946 #104 (1946) First Line: Some day we'll know all about the sorrow Refrain First Line: Some day we know we'll understand it Languages: English Tune Title: [Some day we'll know all about the sorrow]
Some Day We Know

Holy Be the Name

Author: T. H. S. Hymnal: SS1946 #105 (1946) First Line: Holy be the name! the name of Jesus Languages: English Tune Title: [Holy be the name! the name of Jesus]
Holy Be the Name

The River We All Must Cross

Author: J. L. S. Hymnal: SS1946 #106 (1946) First Line: There's a mighty river we all must cross at the ending of life's way Refrain First Line: O the river is deep Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a mighty river we all must cross at the ending of life's way]
The River We All Must Cross

He Will Give You Peace and Joy

Author: Mrs. Maylene Toney Hymnal: SS1946 #107 (1946) First Line: Jesus loves you, sinner Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus loves you, sinner]
He Will Give You Peace and Joy

There's a Rainbow Over My Head

Author: L. G. P. Hymnal: SS1946 #108 (1946) First Line: I watch the gold of sunset Refrain First Line: So get along little pony Languages: English Tune Title: [I watch the gold of sunset]
There's a Rainbow Over My Head

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