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As long as you sing about Jesus
As lost is lonely grief I tread
As Lot bid his city adieu
As Man and Woman We Were Made
As manna by a pleasing taste
As many as are led by the Spirit of God
As Many as Received Him
As Many as Received Him
As Many as Received Him!
As many as the Lord hath chose
As Many as Touched
As many as touched were made whole
As Mary knelt in tears
As Mary sat at Jesus' feet
As Mary Walked In The Garden Green
As men, for fear the stars should sleep and nod
As Men Seek for Hidden Treasure
As midst the ever rolling sea
As mist envelops hill and vale
As morning and evening recur
As Morning Breaks from Night
As Morning Dawns
As Morning Dawns
As Morning Dawns, Dear Savior
As morning dews, on Zion's mount
As Moses Lifted Up the Serpent
As Moses lifted up the serpent in the desert
As Moses lifts the serpent high
As Moses, Lost in Sinai's Wilderness
As Moses Raised the Serpent Up
As mountains stood to guard
As mountains, when with cities crowned
As mounts on high the orb of day
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As Much as He Loves You and Me
As much as I have of worldly good
As much for you
As much have I of worldly good
As musing, I sat all alone
As My Father Hath Loved Me
As my Lord bore the cross up Calv'ry
As my provision for my journey, I have taken thee
As my Savior
As My Saviour
As near the wished-for port we draw
As near to Calvary I pass
As neath the soil, in early spring
As needles point towards the pole
As New Parents in the Night
As newborn babes we're born to live a life of sin

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