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They Came with Faith to Seek the Lord

They came with faith to seek the Lord

Author: Paul O Davidson
Tune: ST. MICHAELS (55435)
ONE LICENSE: 72050
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First Line: They came with faith to seek the Lord
Title: They Came with Faith to Seek the Lord
Author: Paul O Davidson
Language: English
Copyright: © 2008 Faith Alive Christian Resources
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Tune

ST. MICHAELS (55435)

ST. MICHAEL'S is an anonymous tune first published by William Gawler (b. Lambeth, London, England, 1750; d. London, 1809) in 1789 in his London collection Hymns and Psalms Used at the Asylum for Female Orphans (1785-1789). Gawler was organist at the Asylum of Refuge for French Orphans in Lambeth, th…

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