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There still is room, my house is not yet filled

Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d371 (1932)
There still is room, my house is not yet filled

Thine forever, God of love

Author: Mary Fawler Maude Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d372 (1932)
Thine forever, God of love

Thine honor rescue, Christ our Lord

Author: Matthias Loy; Johann Heermann Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d373 (1932)
Thine honor rescue, Christ our Lord

This night a wondrous revelation

Author: Anna B. D. Hoppe; Caspar Friedrich Nachtenhoefer Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d374 (1932)
This night a wondrous revelation

Thou art the Way, the Truth, the Life from heaven

Author: Friedrich Adolph Krummacher Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d375 (1932)
Thou art the Way, the Truth, the Life from heaven

Thou dust and clay of earthly mold

Author: Anna B. D. Hoppe; Johann Heermann Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d376 (1932)
Thou dust and clay of earthly mold

Thine heavenly light

Author: Martin Luther Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d377 (1932) First Line: Thou who art Three in unity, true God
Thine heavenly light

Thou, who on the cross didst love me

Author: Ahasverus Fritsch Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d378 (1932)
Thou, who on the cross didst love me

Thy servants bless

Author: Christopher Wordsworth, 1807-1885 Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d379 (1932) First Line: Thou who the night in prayer didst spend
Thy servants bless

Eastertime

Author: Georg Werner Hymnal: SSBW1932 #d380 (1932) First Line: Though death had sore impeded
Eastertime

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