Thine own ev­an­gel­ist and saint.

We found "Thine own ev­an­gel­ist and saint." used in 1 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

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His voice comes float­ing through all time,

Thine own ev­an­gel­ist and saint.

Still sweet­ly rings the Gos­pel strain

Dear Lord, on This Thy Servant’s Day

Lyricist: Cecil Alexander, 1875
Composer: William Monk, 1861
Hymn 1

...His voice comes float­ing through all time,

Thine own ev­an­gel­ist and saint.

Still sweet­ly rings the Gos­pel strain...

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His voice comes float­ing through all time,

Thine own ev­an­gel­ist and saint.

Still sweet­ly rings the Gos­pel strain

Dear Lord, on This Thy Servant’s Day

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