Text:'Twas Jesus' Blood
Author:Harry D. Loes
Tune:[A sinner, lost, condemned was I]
Composer:Harry D. Loes

332. 'Twas Jesus' Blood

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Text Information
First Line: A sinner, lost, condemned was I
Title: 'Twas Jesus' Blood
Author: Harry D. Loes
Refrain First Line: 'Twas Jesus' blood that ransomed me
Language: English
Publication Date: 1967
Topic: Christ: Blood
Copyright: © 1941, Ren. 1969 Hope Publishing Co.
Tune Information
Name: [A sinner, lost, condemned was I]
Composer: Harry D. Loes
Copyright: © 1941, Ren. 1969 Hope Publishing Co.



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