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[How about your heart? Is it right with God?]

[How about your heart? Is it right with God?]

Composer: Bennie S. Triplett (1954)
Published in 2 hymnals


Composer: Bennie S. Triplett

Triplett, Bennie Stevens. (Charlotte, North Carolina, January 5, 1929-- ). Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee). B.A., Tennessee Wesleyan College. Ordained minister. Served as State Overseer for the Churches of God in North and South Dakota, Indiana, and Florida. Numerous gospel recording artists have recorded his songs, including: "How about Your Heart," "Go Down to the Jordan," "Trust in the Lord," and "Jesus Is Precious." --Bob J. Neil, DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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Tune Information

Title: [How about your heart? Is it right with God?]
Composer: Bennie S. Triplett (1954)
Incipit: 15317 64165 54453
Key: D♭ Major
Copyright: Copyright 1954, by Gospel Quartet Music, Inc.
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New Songs of Inspiration Number 3 #64

New Songs of Inspiration Number 3 #64

Special Sacred Selections #293

Special Sacred Selections #293
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