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The Judgment

Before the throne All will be known

Author: E. P. Barrows
Published in 1 hymnal


Author: E. P. Barrows

Barrows, Elijah Porter, S.T.D., born at Mansfield, Connecticut, Jan. 5, 1805, and graduated at Yale, 1826. Ordained in 1832, he was Pastor of First Free Presbyterian Church, N. Y., 1835-7; Professor of Sacred Literature in Western Reserve College, 1837-52; of Hebrew Language and Literature at Andover, 1853-66; and of the same at Oberlin, Ohio, 1872. His publications include Memoir of E. Judson, 1852; Companion to the Bible, 1869; Sacred Geography and Antiquities, 1872, &c. His hymn:— Hallelujah, Christ is mine [peace in Christ] was written at Hudson, Ohio, in 1846, in 6 stanzas of 6 lines. It was taken by Mr. Trowbridge (a Missionary of the American Board) to Constantinople, and there translated into two or three languages. Its first p… Go to person page >

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First Line: Before the throne All will be known
Title: The Judgment
Author: E. P. Barrows
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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