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J. H. Alleman

J. H. Alleman
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Short Name: J. H. Alleman
Full Name: Alleman, J. H.
Birth Year: 1859
Death Year: 1938
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Texts by J. H. Alleman (72)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A home, on high is waiting meJohn H. Alleman (Author)English14
Angels came and rolled the stone awayJ. H. A. (Author)English2
Are you ready should the Bridegroom comeJ. H. A. (Author)English4
Are you waiting for the coming of your blessed LordJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
At the cross where Jesus found meJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Breathe upon us heavenly fatherJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
Come to the living waters, Why will ye thirsty beJ. H. Alleman (Author)English4
Dear Lord, thy precious, precious loveJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
From north and from south, from the east and the westJohn H. Alleman (Author)English3
Hallelujah, I will praise my SaviorJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
Hast thou a place, O LordJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
How the happy, happy days everJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
I am firmly standing on the Rock of agesJohn H. Alleman (Author)English4
I am saved today from the tempter'sJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
I have wandered far away From my Father's homeJohn H. Alleman (Author)English3
I must know the way I'm goingJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
I read of darkness over all the landJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
I shall ne'er grow wearyJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
I'm growing old and feeble nowJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
In darkness and sorrow I wandered aloneJohn H. Alleman (Author)English3
In thine own time, my Savior, callJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Jesus, Lover of my soul, nowJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Let me work in thy vineyard, only work, I prayJ. H. A. (Author)English5
List to the voice though still and smallJ. H. Alleman (Author)English4
Lost, almost lost, What meansJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Mighty to save, He is mighty to saveJ. H. A. (Author)English7
More like thee, O Savior, make meJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
My boatman will carry me overJohn H. Alleman (Author)English6
My hope is bright beyondJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Never again shall I pass this wayJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
No longer we'll wander in darkness and nightJohn H. Alleman (Author)English9
No room for the Savior O how can it beJohn H. Alleman (Author)3
Now as on life's sea I glideJohn H. Alleman (Author)English3
O come, heavy laden one, comeJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
O for a thousand tongues to sing, He wondrously saves todayJohn H. Alleman (Author)English3
O sing me a song of the better land, 'Twill cheer meJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
O what shall it profit thee (Alleman)J. H. Alleman (Author)2
Once a warrior, brave and boldJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
One little talk with thee, SaviorJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Only a worker, ready I standJ. H. A. (Author)English3
Only the blood of Jesus availethJohn H. Alleman (Author)4
Ope the windows toward the cityJ. H. A. (Author)English3
Redeemed, I'm standing on the thresholdJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Soldiers of Christ, the battle ragesJ. H. A. (Author)English3
Some day, a gladsome messageJohn H. Alleman (Author)English4
Spread the news beyond the waveJ. H. A. (Author)English4
The beautiful gates are wide openJohn H. Alleman (Author)3
There is glory in my soul, Hallelujah (Alleman)John H. Alleman (Author)2
There's a Stranger at the door (Alleman)J. H. Alleman (Author)2
Think not, sinner dear, you're aloneJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
Thou, O Lord, will not forsakeJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Throughout our wandering here belowJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
To the fount of cleansing have you been dear friendJ. H. Alleman (Author)English5
We are marching on, ever marchingJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
We are marching to the land of eternal restJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
We are marching toward a better landJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
We read within the blessed WordJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
What will my welcome be yonderJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
When at last from earth I pass awayJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
When friends forsake and faithlessJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
When from sorrow free, Christ willJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
When the daylight deepensJ. H. Alleman (Author)3
When the pendulum of time shall forever cease to swingJ. H. Alleman (Author)English6
Where duty calls there I would beJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Where'er I go no fear I knowJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
Wheresoe'er thy duty calls theeJ. H. Alleman (Author)2
While wandering away from homeJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
Will you come to the cleansing fountainJohn H. Alleman (Author)English4
Will your anchor hold when the waves beat highJ. H. A. (Author)English2
With Jesus as our captain we will ever march alongJ. H. Alleman (Author)English4
Without hope what would this world beJ. H. A. (Author)English3
Wouldst thou have the world for JesusJohn H. Alleman (Author)2
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