| Hymn Texts by Jane L. Borthwick (1 - 20 of 101) — view all | As |  |  |  |  |
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| A gentle angel walketh throughout a world of woe | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| A hymn of glory let us sing | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| A little while, so spake our gracious Lord | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| A pilgrim and a stranger, I journey here below (20) | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Ah this heart is void and chill (2) | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| All things are yours, O sweet message of mercy divine | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Alleluia, fairest morning | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Alleluia! Jesus lives! | J. L. Borthwick (Translator) |
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| And is the time approaching (47) | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| As thou wilt, my God, I ever say | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| At last all shall be well with those | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Be still, my soul: the Lord is on thy side. (10) | Jane L. Borthwick (Translator) |
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| Be still, my soul, the Lord is on thy side (76) | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Before Thee, God, who knowest all | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Beloved and honored, fare thee well | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Colme, labor on, Who dares stand idle | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Come forth, come on with solemn song | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Come, labor on (7) | Jane Laurie Borthwick |
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| Come, labor on; Who dares stand idle (35) | Jane L. Borthwick |
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| Come, labor on; Who dares stand idle | Jane L. Borthwick |
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