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John T. Cook

Short Name: John T. Cook
Full Name: Cook, John T.
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Texts by John T. Cook (35)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
As I go traveling along through this world from day to dayJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
As you travel onward through this world belowJ. T. C. (Author)English1
Beneath a heavy load, on a lonesome roadJ. T. C. (Author)English1
Disappoinments often come, and my eyes may fill with tearsJohn T. Cook (Author)1
I can't forget the many things my Lord has done for meJ. T. C. (Author)English1
If you see a brother troubled and sadJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
If your heart's filled with griefJohn T. Cook (Author)1
I'm just a poor wayfaring pilgrim hereJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
I'm trusting in Jesus for my salvationJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
I've heard of a city, eternal in heavenJohn T. Cook (Author)1
Lord, we come to Thee with an humble pleaJohn T. Cook (Author)English4
Lost in confusion, filled with dismayJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
My Lord once suffered here in this lowlandJ. T. C. (Author)English1
My sins have been forgiven and I now am freeJohn T. Cook (Author)1
No sacrifice that I could ever makeJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
Numberless stories I have been toldJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
Over death's tide my soul soon must sailJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
Somebody loved me so dearly that He suffered, bled and diedJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
Tell of God's goodness whereever you goJ.T.C. (Author)English3
That my road ahead may have less griefJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
The Savior had to go to CalvaryJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
There are mansions awaiting yonderJohn T. Cook (Author)English2
There is a land of beauty rare, Where there will come no pain nor careJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
There'll be no shadows in heavenJ. T. C. (Author)English34
There's a happy land where living waters ever flowJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
This world may offer naughtJohn T. Cook (Author)1
Time on earth will soon be endedJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
Walking and talking with the dear Lord while on this long journey belowJohn T. Cook (Author)1
When rough the road I have to travelJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
When the Savior calls me I will gladly goJohn T. Cook (Author)1
When there's work to do, don't idly wait and look for blessingsJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
When you have finished earthly livingJ. T. C. (Author)English1
Whenever you pray, please mention my nameJ. T. C. (Author)English10
Why should I be lonely, why should I be sadJohn T. Cook (Author)English1
You better spend your efforts doing goodJ. T. C. (Author)English1
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