The Book of Praise 818d. O come let us sing unto the Lord

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818d. Venite

Text Information
First Line:	O come let us sing unto the Lord
Title:	Venite
Original Language:	Spanish
Publication Date:	1918
Scripture:	Psalm 95
Topic:	Ancient Hymns and Canticles; The Church: The Sanctuary