No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter

The phrase "No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter" resonates through 2 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter”· 2 hymns found
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And no­thing de­fil­ing or mean;
And no­thing de­fil­ing or mean;

No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter

No crepe on the door­knob is seen;
No crepe on the door­knob is seen;

The Pearly White City

Composer: Arthur Ingler, 1902
Hymn 1

...And no­thing de­fil­ing or mean;

No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter,

No crepe on the door­knob is seen;...

HymnC

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And no­thing de­fil­ing or mean;

No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter,

No crepe on the door­knob is seen;

The Pearly White City

The Pearly White City

Composer: Arthur Ingler, 1902
Hymn 2

...And no­thing de­fil­ing or mean;

No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter,

No crepe on the door­knob is seen;...

HymnC

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And no­thing de­fil­ing or mean;

No pain and no sick­ness can en­ter,

No crepe on the door­knob is seen;

The Pearly White City

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