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Himself Hath Done It

Himself hath done it all, O how those words

Author: Christina Forsyth
Published in 2 hymnals

Author: Christina Forsyth

Forsyth, Christina, daughter of Thomas Forsyth, and sister of W. Forsyth, Q.C, sometime member for Cambridge, was born in Liverpool in 1825, and died at Hastings, March 16, 1859. During a long and painful illness she composed several hymns and poems which were issued as leaflets. These were collected after her death, and published in 1861, as Hymns by C. F. (Lyra Britannica, 1867, p. 233). From this volume the following have passed into a few collections:— 1. Himself hath done it all. O how those words. Resignation. 2. Jehovah Elohim! Creator great. Names of Jehovah. 3. O Holy Spirit, now descend on me. Presence of the Holy Spirit desired. 4. O what a happy lot is mine. Union with Christ. --John Julian, Dictionary of H… Go to person page >

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First Line: Himself hath done it all, O how those words
Title: Himself Hath Done It
Author: Christina Forsyth
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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