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Amos R. Wells

Short Name: Amos R. Wells
Full Name: Wells, Amos R. (Amos Russel), 1862-1933
Birth Year: 1862
Death Year: 1933
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Texts by Amos R. Wells (46)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A hush is in the evening skyAmos R. Wells (Author)2
A sound our God we often hearAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Alas the miser seized meAmos R. Wells (Author)2
And O, for the time when allAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Are you watching for the Bridegroom?Amos R. Wells (Author)English2
Are your sorrows hard to bear?Amos R. Wells (Author)English2
Around the world the chorus ringsAmos R. Wells (Author)English5
Attractive pleasures seize the mindAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Blest is the man whom GodAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Come, all ye heavy laden soulsAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Enthroned on clouds our God shall comeAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Eternal goodness once from heaven came to dwellAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Gladly the servants of the KingAmos R. Wells (Author)English3
God help our country to be strongAmos R. Wells, 1862-1933 (Author)English3
Great Shepherd of the sheep, In Thy fold of loveAmos R. Wells (Author)English2
Happily, happily thus you decideAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Have pity ye dwellers in lightAmos R. Wells (Author)2
How have I been deceivedAmos R. Wells (Author)2
How truly blest are they, who on their God relyAmos R. Wells (Author)2
In corners and down in the shadowAmos R. Wells (Author)English2
Jesus, the Lord of glory, reignsAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Keiner ist so schwach und kleinAmos R. Wells (Author)German2
Lo the day is near approachingAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Lord Jesus, blessed GiverAmos R. Wells (Author)English6
Lord of light, thou God of visionAmos R. Wells (Author)English2
May all those doubts and gloomy fearsAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Mourn, mourn Britannia, mournAmos R. Wells (Author)2
None so feeble, none so smallAmos R. Wells (Author)1
Now you before the Lord do standAmos R. Wells (Author)2
O we are the band of Sir MoneyAmos R. Wells (Author)2
O ye who live where Christ the LordAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Our sorrows like a dreadful floodAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Peace is the blessing we've designedAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Plunged in a labyrinth of woeAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Sir money I amAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Thank God for love that sent His Son to dieAmos R. Wells (Author)English2
There is a blessed country, Beyond our mortal sightAmos R. Wells (Author)2
They who can view their guilt and sinAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Thou delightest, O Lord, when Thy children draw nearAmos R. Wells (Author)English6
We are torn from the Rock of the pastAmos R. Wells (Author)2
When first I espoused the blessed causeAmos R. Wells (Author)2
When shall the knowledge of ChristAmos R. Wells (Author)2
When we were plunged deep in sinAmos R. Wells (Author)2
While grief o'er grief successive rollAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Why, what a blunderAmos R. Wells (Author)2
Why, what's to doAmos R. Wells (Author)2
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