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Text:Fue un milagro
Author:John W. Peterson (1921-2006)
Vers. esp.:Rubén L. Duré (1944- )
Tune:MONTROSE
Composer:John W. Peterson (1921-2006)

72. Fue un milagro

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Text Information
First Line: Mi Padre omnipotente es
Title: Fue un milagro
English Title: It Took a Miracle
Author: John W. Peterson (1921-2006) (1948)
Vers. esp.: Rubén L. Duré (1944- )
Refrain First Line: Fue un milagro que los astros ordenó
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 2010
Scripture:
Topic: Dios el Padre: Majestad y poder de Dios; God the Father: Majesty and Power of God
Copyright: © Copyright 1948, renewed 1976 by John W. Peterson Music Company. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Tune Information
Name: MONTROSE
Composer: John W. Peterson (1921-2006) (1948)
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: © Copyright 1948, renewed 1976 by John W. Peterson Music Company. All rights reserved. Used by permission.



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