Spirit of the Living God

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Santo Espiritu de Dios, llena tú mi ser

Author: Anonymous; Translator: D. H. Baasch
Tune: IVERSON (Iverson)
Published in 1 hymnal

Piano/Organ
	Reflections on the Holy Spirit (Hymns of…

Author: Anonymous

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Translator: D. H. Baasch

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First Line:	Santo Espiritu de Dios, llena tú mi ser
Title:	Spirit of the Living God
Original Language:	English
Author:	Anonymous
Translator:	D. H. Baasch
Language:	Spanish

Ephesians 5:18
(hymns)

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Tune

IVERSON (Iverson)

IVERSON is a simple chorus; its original melody line was altered in 1929 (see above). Southern Baptist leader Baylus B. McKinney wrote the harmony, which was published in his Songs of Victory (1937). Sing in harmony unaccompanied or accompany with organ or guitars. When used as a frame around prayer…

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