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A. Cleveland Coxe

A. Cleveland Coxe
From Cyberhymnal

Texts by A. Cleveland Coxe (47)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Behold, the expected time draw nearCoxe (Author)English4
Body of Jesus, O sweet foodA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English12
Carol, carol, Christians, Carol joyfullyArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)English32
Christ is arisen, joy to thee, mortalArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
Eternity, Eternity, How long art thou, eternity! Yet onward still we speed to theeCox (Author)English1
Hail, all hail, Thou Lord of gloryArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)English7
How beauteous were the marks divineArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)English251
How beauteous are their feetA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English1
How in the flowery spring, my GodA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English12
I de tause midnatstimerA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
I den tause midnattstimeA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)Norwegian2
I know, I know where the green leaves growA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)7
I love the church, the holy churchA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English19
In der Nächte stillenA. C. Coxe (Author)German2
In der stillen Nächte StundenA. C. Coxe (Author)German12
In the silent midnight watches, Standing at your doorRev. A. C. Coxe, D.D. (Author)English4
In the silent midnight watches, List! thy bosom door!Arthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)English88
Jesus lives! thy terrors nowArthur Cleveland Coxe, b. 1818 (Translator)English1
Lord, when thou didst come from heavenA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
Ma kamalu o ka mehaRev. A. C. Coxe (Author)Hawaiian2
Now pray we for our countryA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English8
O blessed my JesuBishop Coxe (Translator)English2
O walk with God, and thou shalt findA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English6
O weep for them who never knewA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
O weep for those that wept by Babel's streamA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
O weep not for me, I can never be blestArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
O where are kings and empires nowA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English368
O who like Thee, so calm, so brightArthur C. Coxe (Author)English33
O who like thee so humbly bore the scornA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)2
¡Qué tremendos, decisivosArthur C. Coxe (Author)Spanish5
Savior, sprinkle many nationsA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English180
See how yon little lark is borneA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English2
Silently the shades of evening, Gather round my lowly doorC. C. Coxe (Author)English4
Soldier, to the contest pressingA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)6
Still as our day our strength shall beArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
Tell us, Gardener, dost thou knowA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
The organ played sweet musicArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
The winter is over and gone at lastArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)English10
There is a land, like Eden fairArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
Thy works, how beauteous, how divineArthur C. Coxe (Author)3
We are living, we are dwelling In a grand and awful timeA. C. Coxe (Author)English241
Westward, Lord, the world alluringA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)6
When my voice at morn and evenArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
When the gorgeous day beginsA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)1
Where the wilderness is lyingArthur Cleveland Coxe (Author)3
Who is this with garments goryArthur C. Coxe (Author)English6
Years cannot make their strength decayA. Cleveland Coxe (Author)English2

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