How ma­ny

"How ma­ny" appears in 11 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“How ma­ny”· 11 hymns found
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To wel­come the Bride­groom home;
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I’d bet­ter not grow up!
You proud waves, halt!
My heart is long­ing for home.
My heart is long­ing for home.
And hope to the wea­ry im­part.
For it lies dead, and wrapped in clay.
Ends in the fade­less light.
I know my Lord ex­pects the best from me.
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How ma­ny

To see when the Lord will come?
There are shin­ing in the sky?
Would miss the frag­rant smell,
In wis­dom You made all.
How ma­ny more tears to be sown
How ma­ny more tears to be sown
How ma­ny poor child­ren we see;
My mo­ther of­fered up for me;
That lead to loss and pain!
How ma­ny are the chained I’ve helped to free?
This ho­ly day pro­fane;

The Bridegroom Came

Lyricist: Lizzie DeArmond, 1900
Composer: John Fearis
Hymn 1

...To wel­come the Bride­groom home;

I wonder how ma­ny are watch­ing now,

To see when the Lord will come?...

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To wel­come the Bride­groom home;

I wonder how ma­ny are watch­ing now,

To see when the Lord will come?

The Bridegroom Came

Do You Know How Many Stars?

Hymn 2

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Do you know how ma­ny stars

There are shin­ing in the sky?...

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Do you know how ma­ny stars

There are shin­ing in the sky?

Do You Know How Many Stars?

Little Deeds of Kindness

Lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1861
Composer: From Bradbury’s Golden Chain
Hymn 3

...I’d bet­ter not grow up!

How ma­ny a wea­ry tra­vel­er

Would miss the frag­rant smell,...

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I’d bet­ter not grow up!

How ma­ny a wea­ry tra­vel­er

Would miss the frag­rant smell,

Little Deeds of Kindness

How Many Are Your Works, Lord

Lyricist: Susan Peterson, 1998
Composer: Henry Smart, 1836
Hymn 4

...You proud waves, halt!

How ma­ny are Your works, Lord!

In wis­dom You made all....

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You proud waves, halt!

How ma­ny are Your works, Lord!

In wis­dom You made all.

How Many Are Your Works, Lord

Longing for Home

Composer: C. H. Humphreys, 1891
Hymn 5

...My heart is long­ing for home.

How ma­ny more tr­ials await?

How ma­ny more tears to be sown...

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My heart is long­ing for home.

How ma­ny more tr­ials await?

How ma­ny more tears to be sown

Longing for Home

Longing for Home

Composer: C. H. Humphreys, 1891
Hymn 6

...My heart is long­ing for home.

How ma­ny more tr­ials await?

How ma­ny more tears to be sown...

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My heart is long­ing for home.

How ma­ny more tr­ials await?

How ma­ny more tears to be sown

Longing for Home

We All Can Do Good

Lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1881
Composer: John Sweney
Hymn 7

...And hope to the wea­ry im­part.

How ma­ny around us are strang­ers to God,

How ma­ny poor child­ren we see;...

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And hope to the wea­ry im­part.

How ma­ny around us are strang­ers to God,

How ma­ny poor child­ren we see;

We All Can Do Good

The Bosom Where I Oft Have Lain

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1835
Composer: Henry Rupp, 1890
Hymn 8

...For it lies dead, and wrapped in clay.

How ma­ny were the si­lent pray­ers

My mo­ther of­fered up for me;...

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For it lies dead, and wrapped in clay.

How ma­ny were the si­lent pray­ers

My mo­ther of­fered up for me;

The Bosom Where I Oft Have Lain

If Thou Shalt Confess

Lyricist: John Clements, 1916
Composer: Bentley Ackley
Hymn 9

...Ends in the fade­less light.

How ma­ny paths at first seem fair,

That lead to loss and pain!...

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Ends in the fade­less light.

How ma­ny paths at first seem fair,

That lead to loss and pain!

If Thou Shalt Confess

Have I Done My Best for Jesus?

Lyricist: Edwin Young, 1923
Composer: Harry Storrs
Hymn 10

...I know my Lord ex­pects the best from me.

How ma­ny are the lost that I have lift­ed?

How ma­ny are the chained I’ve helped to free?...

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I know my Lord ex­pects the best from me.

How ma­ny are the lost that I have lift­ed?

How ma­ny are the chained I’ve helped to free?

Have I Done My Best for Jesus?

Our Mission Field at Home

Lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1866
Composer: Theodore Seward
Hymn 11

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How ma­ny in our fa­vored land,

This ho­ly day pro­fane;...

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How ma­ny in our fa­vored land,

This ho­ly day pro­fane;

Our Mission Field at Home

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