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M. L. McPhail

Short Name: M. L. McPhail
Full Name: McPhail, M. L.
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Texts by M. L. McPhail (21)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound) That saved a wretch like meM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Be joyful in God, for his mercy and graceM. L. McPhail (Author)1
Begone, unbelief! My Savior is nearM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Christian, the morn breaks sweetly over theeM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Christian, when thy way seems darkestM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Come to me, Lord, when first I wakeM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
How I love to think of the place preparedM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
I am now a child of God, through the all-atoning bloodM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
In Christ's own love abidingM. L. McPhail (Author)1
In the secret of His presence how my soul delights to hideM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Labor on with willing handM. L. McPhail (Author)1
Look to the Savior sinsick oneM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
No other name on earth to men is givenM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
O do not let the Word depart, And close thine eyes against the lightM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Of Christ our Savior let us singM. L. McPhail (Author)1
Rejoice, the Lord is King: Your Lord and King adoreM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
Take up your cross, and follow JesusM. L. McP. (Author)English2
Thy way, not mine, O LordM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
To whom, my Savior, shall I goM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
We are longing for the dawning of the morningM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
What's the use of always frettingM. L. McPhail (Author)English1
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