Hymnology In Layman's Terms
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Phillip Keney- Crown Him With Many Crowns
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The text of this great hymn is a composite or combination by two different authors, both of whom were inspired by Revelation 19:12. The first printing was a six-stanza hymn...
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Starfield - How Great Thou Art
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Hymn based on a Swedish poem written by Carl Gustav Boberg (1859--1940) in Sweden in 1885. The melody is a Swedish folk song. It was translated into English by British miss...
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Matthew Smith - His Love Can Never Fail
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Hymn by E. S. Hall, 1897.
Chords: http://www.igracemusic.com/hymnbook/chords/h07.pdf
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Indelible Grace feat. Andrew Osenga - Great God From Thee
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A really cool hymn written by John Newton known as the author of "Amazing Grace", and a contemporary and collaborator of William Cowper in writing other hymns. Also the pas...
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Matthew Smith - Calmer Of My Troubled Heart (Hallelujah)
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Remake of the beautiful short hymn by Charles Wesley based on John 14:1.
This song is especially for my friend JP whose best friend just passed away in an accident.
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Ex Nihilo - What Child Is This
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"What Child Is This" was written by English poet and lay theologian William Chatterton Dix as a poem entitled "The Manger Throne." It was first used as a hymntext in Sir Jo...
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Brian Moss - I Greet Thee Who My Sure Redeemer Art
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Little is known about the story of I Greet Thee, Who My Sure Redeemer Art." This hymn has been attributed to John Calvin, from the Strasbourg Psalter of 1545. One of the pr...
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Covenant Life Church - And Can It Be
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And Can It Be was written by Charles Wesley, and first published in 1738. Charles and his brother, John Wesley, played a significant role of the development of Christianity...
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