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He's Living Today!

The Savior died a world to save

Author: John W. Peterson
Tune: [The Savior died a world to save]
CCLI Number: 100404
Published in 1 hymnal


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Source: Praise! Our Songs and Hymns #233
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Author: John W. Peterson

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First Line: The Savior died a world to save
Title: He's Living Today!
Author: John W. Peterson
Language: English
Refrain First Line: He's living today
Copyright: © 1974, renewal 2002 John W. Peterson Music Co.; You may download one copy of this song for your own personal use. To make copies or to perform the work you must get permission from John W. Peterson Music Co. or through your license with Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI).

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