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No place on earth I own

Author: George Scott Railton (1849-1913) Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: No home on earth have I Lyrics: 1 No home on earth have I, No nation owns my soul, My dwelling-place is the Most High, I’m under his control. O’er all the earth alike, My Father’s grand domain, Each land and sea with him alike O’er all he yet shall reign. 2 No place on earth I own, No field, no house be mine; Myself, my all I still disown, My God, let all be thine. Into thy gracious hands My life is ever placed; To die fulfilling thy commands, I march with bounding haste. 2 With thee, my God, is home; With thee is endless joy; With thee in ceaseless rest I roam; With thee, can death destroy? With thee, the east, the west, The north, the south are one; The battle’s front I love the best, And yet: thy will be done. Topics: The gospel Witness

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No place on earth I own

Author: George Scott Railton (1849-1913) Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #362 (1986) First Line: No home on earth have I Lyrics: 1 No home on earth have I, No nation owns my soul, My dwelling-place is the Most High, I’m under his control. O’er all the earth alike, My Father’s grand domain, Each land and sea with him alike O’er all he yet shall reign. 2 No place on earth I own, No field, no house be mine; Myself, my all I still disown, My God, let all be thine. Into thy gracious hands My life is ever placed; To die fulfilling thy commands, I march with bounding haste. 2 With thee, my God, is home; With thee is endless joy; With thee in ceaseless rest I roam; With thee, can death destroy? With thee, the east, the west, The north, the south are one; The battle’s front I love the best, And yet: thy will be done. Topics: The gospel Witness Languages: English

No home on earth have I

Author: George Scoll Railton Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #292 (1953) Languages: English

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George S. Railton

1849 - 1913 Person Name: George Scoll Railton Author of "No home on earth have I"
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