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Safe in Beulah

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: Songs of Pentecostal Power #d48 (1908) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on Refrain First Line: Hallelujah, bound for glory
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I Love Jesus

Hymnal: Songs and Music #314 (1922) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory Refrain First Line: I Love Jesus, hallelujah! Languages: English Tune Title: [I'm a soldier bound for glory]
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Hallelujah! bound for glory

Hymnal: Service Hymnal #503 (1925) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for Glory Languages: English Tune Title: SAFE IN BEULAH
Hallelujah! bound for glory

Hallelujah, bound for glory

Author: J. W. Beville Hymnal: Resurrected Songs prepared for the Church #d95 (1904) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory
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I love Jesus, hallelujah

Author: Richard Jukes (1804-67) Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #338 (1986) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for Glory Lyrics: 1 I'm a soldier bound for Glory, I’m a soldier going home; Come and hear me tell my story, All who love the Saviour, come. Refrain: I love Jesus, hallelujah! I love Jesus, yes, I do; I love Jesus, he’s my Saviour, Jesus smiles and loves me too. 2 I will tell you what induced me In the glorious fight to start; ‘Twas the Saviour’s loving kindness Overcame and won my heart. 3 When I first commenced my warfare Many said I’d run away; But they all have been deceived, In the fight I am today. 4 I’m a wonder unto many, God alone the change has wrought; Here I raise my Ebenezer, Hither by his help I’m brought. 5 When to death’s dark, swelling river, Like a warrior I shall come, Then I mean to shout salvation! And go singing glory! home. Topics: The gospel Witness Languages: English
I love Jesus, hallelujah

I love Jesus, hallelujah

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: The Salvation Soldier's Song Book #d35 (1880) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on
I love Jesus, hallelujah

I love Jesus, hallelujah

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: Salvation Soldier's Song Book #d87 (1880) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on
I love Jesus, hallelujah

Hallelujah to the Lamb

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: Salvation Melodies No. 1 #d47 (1900) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on
Hallelujah to the Lamb

The old time religion

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: The Joyful News Song Book; a Collection of Hymns for Evangelistic Services. Enlarged ed. #d47 (1903) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on Refrain First Line: It's the old-time religion
The old time religion

Farther on

Author: J. M. Hagan Hymnal: Rescue Hymns #d48 (1896) First Line: I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on Refrain First Line: Farther on, yes, still farther
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