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Walter E. Isenhour

Short Name: Walter E. Isenhour
Full Name: Isenhour, Walter E.
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Texts by Walter E. Isenhour (23)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
An inner voice is speaking so sweetly to my soulWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
Here we have the broken hearted wheresoever we goWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
I want to be a Soldier true, and fight against the wrongWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
If dark clouds of doubt are lowering, and your faith needs great restoringRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
If foes attack and friends forsakeWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
If wounded by some critic's wordWalter E. Isenhour (Author)2
If your burdens are quite heavy, and there's trouble in your soulRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
If you've been redeemed and from all sin made freeWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
I'm a pilgrim in the valleyWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
In this world of sin and sorrow we are often broughtWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
I've a mansion over yonder in the home of the soulWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
Let me live in touch with JesusWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
On the golden streets of glory I will meet you some sweet dayRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
So many people now, it seems, are getting tired of lifeRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
So many people ride today in autos, trains and shipsRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
Some scale the mountains high and grandWalter E. Isenhour (Author)2
The Christ who spake to GalileeWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
The sun won't always brightly shine along your path of lifeRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
There is splendor in the mountainsWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
'Tis so sweet to meet with loved ones in reunion down hereRev. Walter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
When I reach that lovely isle where all the saints shall goWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
When the cares of life are heavy, and my heart is filled with painWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
When you need a friend that's true, gentle, kind and loving tooWalter E. Isenhour (Author)English2
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