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Nothing But the Blood of Jesus

Author: R. L. Hymnal: BL1944 #49 (1944) First Line: What can wash away my sin? Refrain First Line: Oh, precious is the flow Languages: English Tune Title: [What can wash away my sin?]
Nothing But the Blood of Jesus

Walking in the Way

Author: W. W. Hymnal: BL1944 #50 (1944) First Line: I am walking ev'ry day, in the bright and shining way Refrain First Line: I am happy ev'ry day Languages: English Tune Title: [I am walking ev'ry day, in the bright and shining way]
Walking in the Way

Lead Me Shepherd

Author: Henry H. Tilson Hymnal: BL1944 #51 (1944) First Line: Lead me through the fields of sunshine Refrain First Line: Lead me, lead me Languages: English Tune Title: [Lead me through the fields of sunshine]
Lead Me Shepherd

What a Time We'll Have in Heaven

Author: Charles H. Huff Hymnal: BL1944 #52 (1944) First Line: In this dark, lonesome world we are pilgrims today Refrain First Line: What a time we'll have in heaven, when we all get there Languages: English Tune Title: [In this dark, lonesome world we are pilgrims today]
What a Time We'll Have in Heaven
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I Shall Be at Home with Jesus

Author: Jennie Wilson Hymnal: BL1944 #53 (1944) First Line: Years of time are swiftly passing Refrain First Line: O how precious is the promise Languages: English Tune Title: [Years of time are swiftly passing]
I Shall Be at Home with Jesus

What a Happy Jubilee

Author: Jesse B. Hardin Hymnal: BL1944 #54 (1944) First Line: There will be a grand reunion over on the other side Refrain First Line: What a jubilee my brother we will have when we get there Languages: English Tune Title: [There will be a grand reunion over on the other side]
What a Happy Jubilee
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Oh, How I Love Jesus

Hymnal: BL1944 #55 (1944) First Line: There is a name I love to hear Languages: English Tune Title: [There is a name I love to hear]
Oh, How I Love Jesus

It Will Make You Humble Down

Author: M. J. Hymnal: BL1944 #56 (1944) First Line: Many times here we suffer along on the pilgrim way Refrain First Line: There is something, truly something Languages: English Tune Title: [Many times here we suffer along on the pilgrim way]
It Will Make You Humble Down
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What a Friend We Have in Jesus

Author: Joseph Scriven Hymnal: BL1944 #57 (1944) Languages: English Tune Title: [What a Friend we have in Jesus]
What a Friend We Have in Jesus

God's Redeemed Singers

Author: G. D. M. Hymnal: BL1944 #58 (1944) First Line: At the set of sun, when the day is done Refrain First Line: What a joy divine Languages: English Tune Title: [At the set of sun, when the day is done]
God's Redeemed Singers

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