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The prodigal's return
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Zion's Harp #d3 (1844) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Refrain First Line: I'll die no more for bread
The prodigal's return
I'll die no more for bread
Author: John Newton Hymnal: A New and Choice Selection of Hymns for Social Worship and Pravate Devotion #d3 (1846) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Languages: English
I'll die no more for bread
The prodigal's return
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Musical Gems. 7th ed. #d3 (1849) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Languages: English
The prodigal's return
I'll die no more for bread
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Maynard's Selected Sabbath School Hymns. 4th ed. #d3 (1858) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Languages: English
I'll die no more for bread
I'll not die here for bread
Author: John Newton Hymnal: The Westminster Collection of Sabbath School Hymns and Tunes #d3 (1859) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe
I'll not die here for bread
O, I die with hunger here, he cries
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Sacred Melodies #d3 (1879) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe
O, I die with hunger here, he cries
The prodigal's return
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Gospel Praise Book, enlarged ed. #d3 (1880) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Refrain First Line: I'll die no more for bread Languages: English
The prodigal's return
I'll die no more for bread
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Revival Hymns #d4 (1870) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe
I'll die no more for bread
I'll die no more for bread
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Maynard's Sabbath School Echo. 6th ed. of Maynard's Selected Sabbath School Hymns, with an Appendix #d4 (1861) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe Languages: English
I'll die no more for bread
The prodigal son
Author: John Newton Hymnal: Seamen's Devotional Assistant and Mariners' Hymns (American Seamen's Friend Society) #d6 (1830) First Line: Afflictions, though they seem severe
The prodigal son
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