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I Have Found Him

Author: John Barbour

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First Line: I have found Him, O how precious
Title: I Have Found Him
Author: John Barbour
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Yes, I've found him, and his glory
Copyright: Public Domain
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Notes of Glad Tidings No. 1 #d32

Notes of Glad Tidings No. 1 #d32

The Advent Christian Hymnal #d347

The Advent Christian Hymnal #d347

The Advent Christian Hymnal. Rev. #d132

The Advent Christian Hymnal. Rev. #d132
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The New Jubilee Harp #304

The New Jubilee Harp #304
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The New Jubilee Harp #304

The New Jubilee Harp #304
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