I Do Not Know Tomorrow's Way

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Source: Ancient and Modern: hymns and songs for refreshing worship #668
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Author: Edith Margaret Clarkson

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Text Information

First Line: [I Do Not Know Tomorrow's Way]
Title: I Do Not Know Tomorrow's Way
Author: Edith Margaret Clarkson
Source: Sing Glory (Jubilate Hymns, 1999)
Language: English
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Tune

WINCHESTER NEW

The original version of WINCHESTER NEW appeared in Musikalisches Handbuch der geistlichen Melodien, published in Hamburg, Germany, in 1690 by Georg Wittwe. It was set to the text “Wer nur den lieben Gott” (see 446). An expanded version of the tune was a setting for "Dir, dir Jehova" (see 203) in…

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SUTHERAN


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Instances

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Text

Ancient and Modern #668

Ancient and Modern #668
TextPage Scan

Moravian Book of Worship #727

Moravian Book of Worship #727

Scripture Song Database #1627

Scripture Song Database #1627

Sing Glory #531

Sing Glory #531
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