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Text:Ask and Seek and Knock
Author:John R. Rice
Tune:[Is there anything too hard for God to do?]
Composer:John R. Rice

357. Ask and Seek and Knock

Text Information
First Line: Is there anything too hard for God to do?
Title: Ask and Seek and Knock
Author: John R. Rice
Refrain First Line: We should ask and seek
Publication Date: 1989
Topic: Duet; Prayer; Youth
Copyright: © Copyright 1965 by John R. Rice in "Revival Specials No. 2."
Tune Information
Name: [Is there anything too hard for God to do?]
Composer: John R. Rice
Key: C Major
Copyright: © Copyright 1965 by John R. Rice in "Revival Specials No. 2."



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