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A Homeless Stranger

Author: Anon. Hymnal: Northfield Hymnal #107 (1904) First Line: A homeless Stranger amongst us came Lyrics: 1 A homeless Stranger amongst us came. To this land of death and mourning; He walked in a path of sorrow and shame, Thro’ insult, and hate, and scorning; A Man of sorrows, of toil, of tears, An outcast Man and a lonely, But He looked on me, and thro’ endless years Him must I love, Him only. 2 And them from this sad and sorrowful land, This land of tears He departed; But the light of His eyes and the touch of His hand Had left me broken-hearted; And I clave to Him as He turn’d His face From the land that was mine no longer, The land I’d loved in the ancient days, ere I knew the love that was stronger. 3 And I must abide where He abode, And follow His steps forever; His people, my people; His God, my God, In the land beyond the river; And where He died would I also die; Far dearer a grave beside Him Than a kingly place among living men, The place that they denied Him. Topics: Christ Life of Tune Title: [A homeless stranger amongst us came]
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A Homeless Stranger

Author: Anonymous Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11959 First Line: A homeless stranger amongst us came Lyrics: 1 A homeless stranger amongst us came, To this land of sin and mourning; He walked in a path of sorrow and shame, Thro’ insult, and hate, and scorning; A man of sorrows, of toils, of tears, An outcast man and lonely, But He looked on me, and thro’ endless years, Him must I serve, Him only. 2 And then from this sad and sorrowful land, This land of tears He departed; But the light of His eyes, and the touch of His hand Had left me brokenhearted; And I clave to Him as He turned His face From the land that was mine no longer, The land I’d loved in the golden days ere I knew the love that was stronger. 3 And I must abide where He abode, And follow His steps forever; His people, my people; His God, my God, In the land beyond the river; And where He died would I also die; For dearer a grave beside Him Than a kingly crown among living men, The place that they denied Him. Languages: English Tune Title: [A homeless stranger amongst us came]
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A Homeless Stranger

Author: A. N. Hymnal: Northfield Hymnal No. 3 #73 (1918) First Line: A homeless Stranger amongst us came Tune Title: [A homeless Stranger amongst us came]
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A Homeless Stranger

Author: A. N. Hymnal: Northfield Hymnal No. 2 #80 (1916) First Line: A homeless Stranger amongst us came Languages: English Tune Title: [A homeless Stranger amongst us came]
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A Homeless Stranger

Author: Anon. Hymnal: Redemption Songs #868 (1937) First Line: A homeless Stranger amongst us came Topics: Special Solos Languages: English Tune Title: [A homeless Stranger amongst us came]
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Hymnal: The Northfield Hymnal #4 #d2 (1927)
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