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Rise, O my soul, to higher joys awaking
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Rise, O my soul, to higher joys awaking
Author: W. T. Ortlif
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Author:
W. T. Ortlif
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Rise, O my soul, to higher joys awaking
Author:
W. T. Ortlif
Refrain First Line:
Live unto him whose gentle hand will guide
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Our Praise in Song: a collection of hymns and sacred melodies, adapted for use by Sunday schools, Endeavor societies, Epworth Leagues, evangelists, pastors, choristers, etc. (1893), p.127
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Our Praise in Song #127
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: Live unto him whose gentle hand will guide thee
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: Rise, O my soul, to higher joys awaking
Author
: Wm. T. Ortlif
Date
: 1893
Our Praise in Song #127
Praise in Song #d131
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: Live unto him whose gentle hand will guide
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: Rise, O my soul, to higher joys awaking
Author
: W. T. Ortlif
Date
: 1893
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