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William Whittingham

Short Name: William Whittingham
Full Name: Whittingham, William, -1579
Birth Year (est.): 1524
Death Year: 1579
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Texts by William Whittingham (20)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Ascribe to God, ye sons of menWilliam Wittingham (Alterer)English1
Attend my people and give earWilliam Whittingham (Author)English1
Behold and have regardW. W. (Author)English2
Blessed are they that perfect areW. W. (Author)English2
Except the Lord the house doth makeWilliam Whittingham (Author)English2
Grudge not to see the wicked menW. W. (Author)2
I lift mine eyes to Zion hillW. W. (Author)English2
I to the hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come my aidW. Whittingham (Author)English2
Lord to thee I make my moanW. W. (Author)English2
Now Israel may say, and that trulyW. W. (Author)English6
O how happy a thing it isWilliam Whittingham (Author)English2
O Lord consider my distressW. W. (Author)2
The Lord is only my supportWilliam Whittingham (Author)2
The Lord's my shepherd, I'll not want; He makes me down to lie (Rous)William Whittihngham (Author)English20
The mighty God, The Eternal hath thus spokeW. W. (Author)2
Those that do put their confidenceW. W. (Author)English1
When as we sat in BabylonWilliam Whittingham (Author)English2
When Israel by God's addressWilliam Whittingham (Author)English2
When that the LordWilliam Whittingham (Author)English2
യി-സ്രായേലിന്നു സത്യം ചൊല്ലട്ടെ (Yisrāyēlinnu satyaṁ ceāllaṭṭe)William Whittingham (Author)Malayalam1

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