Oh! vem, eterno Deus

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Oh! vem, eterno Deus

Author: Anonymous; Translator: Alfredo Henrique da Silva (1899, alt.)
Tune: ITALIAN HYMN
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Author: Anonymous

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Translator: Alfredo Henrique da Silva

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First Line:	Oh! vem, eterno Deus
English Title:	Come, thou almighty King
Author:	Anonymous
Translator:	Alfredo Henrique da Silva (1899, alt.)
Source:	Inglaterra, séc. XVIII
Language:	Portuguese
Copyright:	Dominio público; Tradução: © Copyright da Igreja Evangélica Fluminense - Salmos e Hinos

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ITALIAN HYMN

Felice de Giardini (b. Turin, Italy, 1716; d. Moscow, Russia, 1796) composed ITALIAN HYMN in three parts for this text at the request of Selina Shirley, the famous evangelically minded Countess of Huntingdon. Giardini was living in London at the time and contributed this tune and three others to Mar…

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