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Sometimes I think myself so strong

Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d221 (1805) Languages: English
Sometimes I think myself so strong

Soon I must [shall] hear the solemn call

Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d222 (1805) Languages: English
Soon I must [shall] hear the solemn call

Sovereign of worlds, display thy power

Author: Bourne H. Draper Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d223 (1805) Languages: English
Sovereign of worlds, display thy power

O be entreated now to stop

Author: John Newton Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d224 (1805) First Line: Stop, poor sinner [sinners], stop and think Languages: English
O be entreated now to stop

Stupid soul, to folly cleaving

Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d225 (1805) Languages: English
Stupid soul, to folly cleaving

Sweet are the gifts which [that] gracious heaven, On true believers pour

Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d226 (1805) Languages: English
Sweet are the gifts which [that] gracious heaven, On true believers pour

Sweet was the time when first I felt

Author: John Newton Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d227 (1805) Languages: English
Sweet was the time when first I felt

That glorious day is drawing nigh

Author: John Leland Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d228 (1805) Languages: English
That glorious day is drawing nigh

The name of Christ most sweet

Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d229 (1805) First Line: That name to me sounds ever sweet Languages: English
The name of Christ most sweet

The day is past and gone, the evening shades appear

Author: John Leland Hymnal: HOSC1805 #d230 (1805) Languages: English
The day is past and gone, the evening shades appear

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