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T. M. Bowdish

Short Name: T. M. Bowdish
Full Name: Bowdish, T. M. (Thomas Miles), 1860-1937
Birth Year: 1860
Death Year: 1937

T. M. Bowdish was born on Feb­ru­a­ry 28, 1860 in Jeff­er­son Coun­ty, Penn­syl­van­ia and died on July 26, 1937 in Brock­way, Penn­syl­van­ia.
His works in­clude:

The King­dom of Song (To­le­do, Ohio: The W. W. Whit­ney Com­pa­ny, 1900)

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Texts by T. M. Bowdish (31)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
All glory to the Savior's name, Let angels prostrate fallT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
All glory to the Savior's name, We'll give to God the gloryT. M. B. (Arranger)English1
Come, brother sailor, awake from thy sleepT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
Go, spread the gospel far and nearT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
Have you found the Savior precious to your waiting soul?T. M. B. (Author)English1
Help me tell the love of JesusT. M. B. (Author (1st & 3rd stanzas))English1
How dear to my heart is the spot where my SaviorT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
I am so glad that Jesus was once a child like meT. M. B. (Author)English2
I feel my need of thee, dear SaviorT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
I have sweet and blessed peace in JesusT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
I love the blessed BibleT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
I want to do more for JesusT. M. Bowdish (Author)English2
I will tell Jesus all of my sorrowT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
I wonder if Jesus, the SaviorT. M. Bowdish (Author)English2
In that bright world beyondT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
Jesus came down from his home in the skyT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
Jesus, let thy Holy SpiritT. M. Bowdish (Author)English2
Jesus, now I come to Thee, Cleanse my heart, and set me freeT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
Long have I wandered from the Shepherd's foldT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
Long I've wandered weary and wornT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
My ways grows brighter day by dayT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
O I have a Savior now reigning on highT. M. B. (Author)English4
O weary sinner, why longer strayT. M. Bowdish (Author)2
Open your heart, brother, let the Savior inT. M. Bowdish (Author)English4
Tell it again, the wonderful storyT. M. Bowdish (Author)English1
There is a fountain so full and freeT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
There's a city so fair in that land over thereT. M. Bowdish (Author)3
There's a haven of rest in that landT. M. Bowdish (Author)3
We shall meet beyond the river (Bowdish)T. M. Bowdish (Author)2
We're hastening away from the shores of timeT. M. B. (Author)English2
With the Savior in my heartT. M. Bowdish (Author)1
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