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And There Were Shepherds
And There Will Be Signs
And they called his name Jesus
And they overcame blood of the Lamb
And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb: and by the word of their testimony (Chant)
And They Pave the Streets With Pure Gold
And they serve men austerely
And they shall build houses, and inhabit
And they shall build the old wastes
And they shall see his face
And They Shall See His Face
And They Shall Sing
And They Sung a New Song
And they who grudge the Omnipotent
And this I know, no clouds above
And this is eternal life
And this is just, Lord, I confess
And this my constant joy shall be
And this my constant joy shall be
And thou, child, shalt be called the prophet of the Highest
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart
And though I speak with tongues of men
And though our bodies part
And though some impious wits do questions move
And though there is room
And through the bright forever
And thus our hearts appeal to them
And thus the Lord did once preserve
And thy loving, loving kindness, and mercy, shall follow me
And to glory, I will go—I'll go, I'll go
And tribes o'er whom the Lord had spread
And Truly It Is a Most Glorious Thing
And was it thus, did glassy tears
And was my Savior once a child
And we sob
And we'll roll the old chariot along
And we'll sing glory, glory
And we'll sing glory, glory
And We'll Sing the Victory Song
And what am I, my soul awake
And what is beauty's power?
And what shall it profit a man
And whatever we do in word or deed
And when divine instructions flow
And when I reach the Pearly Gates
And When I Turn My Thoughts to You
And when the Ancient Mariner shall see
And When the Angel Left Her
And when the battle's over
And when the last loud trumpet

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