Parley Parker Pratt

Parley Parker Pratt
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Short Name: Parley Parker Pratt
Full Name: Pratt, Parley Parker, 1807-1857
Birth Year: 1807
Death Year: 1857
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Texts by Parley Parker Pratt (66)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A holy angel from on highParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
Adieu to the city where long I have wanderedP. P. Pratt (Author)English4
All hail, the new born yearP. P. Pratt (Author)English6
An angel from on high, The long, long silence brokeParley Parker Pratt (Author)English18
Another day has fled and goneParley Parker Pratt (Author)English6
As the dew from heaven distilling Gently on the grass descendsP. P. Pratt (Author)English9
At first, a babe was givenP. P. Pratt (Author)English2
At first, the Babe of BethlehemParley Parker Pratt (Author)4
Behold the church, it soars on highParley Parker Pratt (Author)3
Behold the great Redeemer comesP. P. Pratt (Author)English7
Behold, the harvest wide extendsParley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
Behold the Mount of Olives rendParley Parker Pratt (Author)English4
Behold the Savior come! Ye saints, your hearts prepareParley Parker Pratt (Author)English8
Behold Thy sons and daughters, LordParley Parker Pratt (Author)English10
Beloved brethren, sing His praiseParley Parker Pratt (Author)English4
Come, O Thou King of kingsParley Parker Pratt (Author)English16
Creation speaks with awful voiceParley Parker Pratt (Author)English4
Creemos, Padre y SeñorParley Parker Pratt (Author)Spanish1
Earth is the place where Christ will reignParley Parker Pratt (Author)5
Ere long the veil will rend in twainP. P. Pratt (Author)English8
Farewell, my kind and faithful friendParley Parker Pratt (Author)English4
Farewell, ye servants of the LordParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
Father in heaven, we do believe The promise Thou hast madeParley Parker Pratt (Author)English10
Hark, listen to the gentle breeze [strain]Parley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
Hark, ye mortals, list [hist] be stillP. P. Pratt, 1807-1857 (Author)English11
Hosanna to the great MessiahParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
How fleet the precious moments rollParley Parker Pratt (Author)English8
How foolish to the carnal mindParley Parker Pratt (Author)English8
How often in sweet meditation my mindParley Parker Pratt (Author)English6
In ancient times a man of GodParley Parker Pratt (Author)English6
Jesus, once of humble birthP. P. Pratt (Author)English12
Let Europe's towns and cities hearParley Parker Pratt (Author)1
Lift up your heads, ye scattered saintsParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
Lo! the gentile chain is brokenP. P. Pratt (Author)English6
O Saints, have you seen over yon mountain's proud heightParley Parker Pratt (Author)English2
O who has not searched in the records of oldParley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
Oh Rey de reyes, venParley Parker Pratt (Author)Spanish1
Qual orvalho que destilaParley Parker Pratt (Author)Portuguese1
Repent ye Gentiles allParley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
Shall we repine when Jesus callsParley Parker Pratt (Author)1
Tan humilde al nacerParley Parker Pratt (Author)Spanish1
Tão humilde ao nascerParley Parker Pratt (Author)Portuguese1
The day star has dawned o'er the landParley Parker Pratt (Author)2
The fullness of the gospel shinesParley Parker Pratt (Author)1
The morning breaks, the shadows fleeParley P. Pratt, 1807–1857 (Author)English15
The night is wearing fast awayParley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
The solid rocks were rent in twainP. P. Pratt (Author)English3
The sun that declines in the far western skyParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
The time is nigh, that happy timeParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
This earth is where our Lord will reignParley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
This earth shall be a blessed placeParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
This morning in silence I ponder and mournParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
To leave my dear friends, and with neighbors to partParley Parker Pratt (Author)English65
Torn from our friends and captive ledParley Parker Pratt (Author)English7
Truth eternal, truth divineParley P. Pratt (Author)English3
Un ángel del Señor del cielo descendióParley Parker Pratt (Author)Spanish1
Waked from my bed of slumber sweetParley Parker Pratt (Author)English4
When earth in bondage long had [hast] lainParley Parker Pratt (Author)English10
When Joseph saw his brethren movedP. P. Pratt (Author)English3
When shall we all meet again? When shall we our rest obtain?P. P. Pratt (Author)English5
When time shall be no moreP. P. Pratt (Author)English3
Y rompe el alba de la verdadParley Parker Pratt (Author)Spanish1
Ye children of our GodParley P. Pratt (Author)English6
Ye chosen twelve, to you are givenParley Parker Pratt (Author)English5
Ye Gentile nations, cease your strifeParley Parker Pratt (Author)English3
Ye ransomed of our GodParley Parker Pratt (Author)English2

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