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He Threw Out the Life Line to Me

Author: J. E. F. Appears in 21 hymnals First Line: I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore Used With Tune: [I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore]

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[I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore]

Appears in 16 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: J. E. French Tune Key: A Flat Major Incipit: 51343 21231 61765 Used With Text: He Threw Out The Life-Line To Me

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He Threw Out the Life Line to Me

Author: J. E. F. Hymnal: Songs of Help #15 (1917) First Line: I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore Lyrics: 1 I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore, Sinking slowly beneath the wild sea; When all of my struggles and efforts were o’er, Christ threw out the life line to me. Refrain: He threw out the life line to me, He threw out the life line to me, From Calvary’s tree, Far over the sea, Christ threw out the life line to me. 2 The billows were dashing, the waves rolling high, No help from the land could I see, When hope had all vanished and danger was nigh, Christ threw out the life line to me. [Refrain] 3 When all was confusion ‘midst dark billows’ roll, No light thro’ the gloom could I see, By trusting Him fully He rescued my soul, Christ threw out the life line to me. [Refrain] 4 Your sins like the billows around you may rise, And dangers your frail bark pursue, There’s one who will heed you and hear your faint cries, He’ll throw out the life line to you. [Refrain] Tune Title: [I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore]
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He Threw Out The Life-Line To Me

Author: J. E. French Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #10127 First Line: I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore Refrain First Line: He threw out the lifeline to me Lyrics: 1 I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore, Sinking slowly beneath the wild sea; When all of my struggles and efforts were o’er, Christ threw out the lifeline to me. Refrain: He threw out the lifeline to me, He threw out the lifeline to me, From Calvary’s tree, Far over the sea, Christ threw out the lifeline to me. 2 The billows were dashing, the waves rolling high, No help from the land could I see, When hope had all vanished and danger was nigh, Christ threw out the lifeline to me. [Refrain] 3 When all was confusion midst dark billows’ roll, No light thro’ the gloom could I see, By trusting Him fully He rescued my soul, Christ threw out the lifeline to me. [Refrain] 4 And now as I wander I sing as I go, His mercy is boundless and free, And tell the glad story, that others may know, Christ threw out the lifeline to me. [Refrain] 5 Your sins like the billows around you may rise, And dangers your frail bark pursue, There’s One who will heed you and hear your faint cries, He’ll throw out the lifeline to you. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore]
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He Threw Out the Life Line to Me

Author: J. E. F. Hymnal: Songs for All #10 (1906) First Line: I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore Tune Title: [I was wrecked on a rocky and desolate shore]

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J. E. French

Person Name: J. E. F. Author of "He Threw Out the Life Line to Me" in Songs of Help Early 20th Century
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