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Text:When All the World Was Cursed
Author:Johann Gottfried Olearius, 1635-1711
Translator:Paul E. Kretzmann, 1883-1965
Tune:WAS FRAG ICH NACH DER WELT
Composer:Ahasverus Fritsch, 1629-1701

346. When All the World Was Cursed

Text Information
First Line: When all the world was cursed
Title: When All the World Was Cursed
Original Language: German
Author: Johann Gottfried Olearius, 1635-1711
Translator: Paul E. Kretzmann, 1883-1965 (alt.)
Meter: 67 67 66 66
Language: English
Publication Date: 2006
Scripture: ; ; ;
Topic: Feasts and Festivals
Copyright: Tr. © 1941 Concordia Publishing House
Tune Information
Name: WAS FRAG ICH NACH DER WELT
Composer: Ahasverus Fritsch, 1629-1701
Meter: 67 67 66 66
Key: D Major
Source: Lutheran Service Book, 2006 (Setting)



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