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James A. Brown

Short Name: James A. Brown
Full Name: Brown, James A.
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Texts by James A. Brown (30)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A cloud of witnesses surround our wayJames A. Brown (Author)English1
Brother, what if your loved one should be lost foreverJ. A. B. (Author)English2
I am going to my FatherJames A. Brown (Author)English1
I am looking today for my Lord's appearingJ. A. B. (Author)English1
I believe in the story never oldJ. A. Brown (Author)English11
I know not why the Prince of peace, should leave His home on highJ. A. B. (Author)English1
I want to be free from the chains of sinJames A. Brown (Author)1
In a day that is not far, At the blazing judgment barJ. A. B. (Author)English15
I've placed my life in Jesus' careJames A. Brown (Author)English11
Jerusalem, my happy home, my feet are boundJames A. Brown (Author)2
Jesus, my Lord, is real to me (Brown)James A. Brown (Author)English1
Lift up your eyes, brother, look on the fieldsJames A. Brown (Author)English2
My faith hath seen the blessed King of kingsJames A. Brown (Author)1
No water can wash out the trail of sinJames A. Brown (Author)English1
O have you a burden too heavy to bearJ. A. B. (Author)English1
O I've had a wireless message from the KingJames A. Brown (Author)English3
O what will you do then with Jesus?James A. Brown (Author)English2
Open the door, Let in the airJames A. Brown (Author)English2
Pray pray in the old time wayJ. A. B. (Author)English16
Revive us again, let blessings like rainJ. A. B. (Author)English1
Sing about Jesus, as we goJames A. Brown (Author)English1
The Savior came unto His ownJames A. Brown (Author)English2
There was a man of our townJames A. Brown (Author)1
There's a hope as we journey through the wildwoodJ. A. Brown (Author)English1
There's a judgment day and we drift that wayJames A. Brown (Author)1
It has landed many a thousandJames A. Brown (Author)English2
What can cleanse my scarlet sinJames A. Brown (Author)English2
Why should I not be happy and be singing all the wayJ. A. B. (Author)English4
Will you win a soul to Christ?James A. Brown (Author)English1
Ye must be born again, O soul in nature's nightJames A. Brown (Author)English1
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