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I Know It

Author: H. L. Hymnal: Favorite Gospel Songs #6 (1927) First Line: Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing Refrain First Line: I am saved, hallelujah, and I know it Lyrics: 1 Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing That I am a child of God down here below? Must I wander on, not knowing where I’m going?— If my sins are blotted out I want to know. Refrain: I am saved, hallelujah, and I know it, I am ransomed by the blood of Calvary; Oh, I know without a doubt that my sins all blotted out, I am saved, hallelujah, and I know it. 2 Must I strive to save myself with good endeavor? Must I only live a life of outward show? Must I hope and strive, and can I really never Deep within my heart be sure that I may know? [Refrain] 3 Culture and refinement cannot bring the blessing, Learning, goodness, self-control must only fail; We must come to Christ our guilt and need confessing, Nothing but His blood can for our sins avail. [Refrain] 4 I shall never cease to tell the wondrous story Of the Christ who spoke my pardon one glad day; I shall never cease to give Him all the glory Since He saved me in the good old fashioned way. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing]
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I Know It

Author: H. L. Hymnal: New Songs of the Old Faith #6 (1927) First Line: Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing Refrain First Line: I am saved, hallelujah, and I know it Languages: English Tune Title: [Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing]
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I Know It

Author: H. L. Hymnal: Glorious Gospel Hymns #326 (1931) First Line: Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing Refrain First Line: I am saved, hallelujah, and I know it Languages: English Tune Title: [Must I live in doubt and fear, not ever knowing]
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