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As Mountains Round His People Rise
As mountains stood to guard
As mountains, when with cities crowned
As mounts on high the orb of day
إس مشورات الأزل
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
Aš myliu Tave
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
Aš negaliu tylėt
As New Parents in the Night
As newborn babes we're born to live a life of sin
As newborn stars were stirred to song
As Nicodemus came by night
As night descends, while shadows fly
Aš noriu būt toks kaip Tu
Aš noriu būti su Tavim
As Nossas Preces
As Novas do Evangelho
As now the daylight dies away
As now the sun shines down at noon
As now the sun's declining rays
As now thy children lowly kneel
As Now We Meet
As Now We Part
As Now We Take the Sacrament
As ocean travellers free
As o'er the earth the weary dove
As Ofertas Melhores
As oft as we expect the favor
As Oft We Tread
As oft, with worn and weary feet
As often as ye eat this bread and drink this cup
As On A Hill Top Gained At Last
As On Hillsides Wrapped in Silence
As on my couch in calm repose I lay
As on some lonely building's top

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