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Marching With Jesus
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There's a mighty number marching onward today
Author: Addie Pannell
Tune: [There's a mighty number marching onward today]
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Author:
Addie Pannell
Addie Pannell Bryant (Adeline Lawrence Pannell), wife of John Oliver Bryant (1882-1974)
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First Line:
There's a mighty number marching onward today
Title:
Marching With Jesus
Author:
Addie Pannell
Language:
English
Refrain First Line:
Marching with Jesus always trusting in Him
Copyright:
Public Domain
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[There's a mighty number marching onward today]
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Beautiful Showers of Praise: a great collection of gospel songs and hymns for the church, praise service and conventions (1918), p.53
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Beautiful Showers of Praise #51
First Line
: There's a mighty number marching onward today
Tune Title
: [There's a mighty number marching onward today]
Author
: Addie Pannell
Date
: 1918
Beautiful Showers of Praise #51
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