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He Healeth All My Diseases

I once was blind, but now I see, 'Twas Jesus wrought this cure in me

Author: J. Hoffman Batten
Tune: [I once was blind, but now I see] (Gilmour)
Published in 2 hymnals


Author: J. Hoffman Batten

James Hoffman Batten was a Methodist minister. He served the West Grove Methodist Church in Asbury Park, the Ma­ta­wan Methodist Church, and other Methodist churches in New Jersey and Illinois. He later left the Methodist Church and joined the Congregationalist Church because he agreed with the teachings of the Congregationalists. He died in Anaheim, California Dianne Shapiro, from "Red Bank Register", Dec. 7, 1904, Find a Grave (findagrave.com) Go to person page >

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First Line: I once was blind, but now I see, 'Twas Jesus wrought this cure in me
Title: He Healeth All My Diseases
Author: J. Hoffman Batten
Language: English
Refrain First Line: He healeth all my diseases
Copyright: Public Domain
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Our Praise in Song #189

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Praise in Song #189

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