Each old age of gold was an ir­on age

We found "Each old age of gold was an ir­on age" used in 1 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

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And those who can suf­fer can dare.

Each old age of gold was an ir­on age

And the meek­est of saints may find stern work to do

The Day of the Lord Is at Hand

Lyricist: Charles Kingsley (1819–1875)
Composer: Irish melody
Hymn 1

...And those who can suf­fer can dare.

Each old age of gold was an ir­on age, too,

And the meek­est of saints may find stern work to do...

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And those who can suf­fer can dare.

Each old age of gold was an ir­on age, too,

And the meek­est of saints may find stern work to do

The Day of the Lord Is at Hand

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