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Text:Surely the Lord Is In This Place
Author:S. E. E.
Tune:[Jacob fled from home and wandered on]
Composer:Sylvia Evans Egan

45. Surely the Lord Is In This Place

Text Information
First Line: Jacob fled from home and wandered on
Title: Surely the Lord Is In This Place
Author: S. E. E.
Refrain First Line: "The Lord is in this plea," hear Jacob say
Language: English
Publication Date: 1949
Copyright: © 1949, by Stamps Quartet Music Co., Inc. in "Beacon Light"
Tune Information
Name: [Jacob fled from home and wandered on]
Composer: Sylvia Evans Egan
Incipit: 16531 34431 65313
Copyright: © 1949, by Stamps Quartet Music Co., Inc. in "Beacon Light"



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