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Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts

Appears in 3 hymnals
Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts

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[Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: A. J. Davis Tune Key: C Major Incipit: 51176 71576 53543 Used With Text: The Law of God
[Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]

[Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]

Appears in 1 hymnal Tune Key: E Flat Major Incipit: 13425 44356 71 Used With Text: The Law of God
[Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]

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The Law of God

Hymnal: The Temple Emanu-El Hymn Book for Schools (Part I) #8 (1875) First Line: Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts Tune Title: [Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]
The Law of God

The Law of God

Hymnal: Kol Zimroh, a Hymn Book #9 (1885) First Line: Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts Tune Title: [Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]
The Law of God

Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts

Hymnal: One Hundred Non-Sectarian Hymns for Use in Church and Home. 10 vols. in 1 #d62 (1886)
Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts

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A. J. Davis

Composer of "[Praise to thee, O God, whose precepts]" in The Temple Emanu-El Hymn Book for Schools (Part I) The Temple Emanu-El Hymn Book for Schools, Part I (1875) refers to A. J. Davis as the organist at the temple.
A. J. Davis
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