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The King’s Highway

Author: L. C. V. Appears in 10 hymnals First Line: Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair Refrain First Line: Walking with Jesus, by His side I'll stay Used With Tune: [Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair]
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[Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair]

Appears in 6 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: L. C. Voke Incipit: 35671 23334 35651 Used With Text: The King’s Highway
[Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair]

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The King’s Highway

Author: L. C. V. Hymnal: Victorious Life Hymns #7 (1919) First Line: Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair Refrain First Line: Walking with Jesus, by His side I'll stay Lyrics: 1 Trav’ling onward to a city bright and fair, Tears and sorrows never enter there; Jesus said he would a place prepare For those in the King’s Highway. Refrain: Walking with Jesus, by His side I’ll stay, Walking with Jesus in the narrow way; Traveling along together day by day, Walking in the King’s Highway. 2 There are many who are perishing today, Treading not the straight and narrow way; We must go to them without delay And tell of the King’s Highway. [Refrain] 3 “Go ye into all the world,” the Saviour said, Tell of Christ—the joyful message spread; Jesus suffered in the sinner’s stead, Preparing the King’s Highway. [Refrain] Topics: Missions Tune Title: [Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair]
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Author: Leonard C. Voke Hymnal: Alexander's Hymns No. 4 #3 (1921) First Line: Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair Refrain First Line: Walking with Jesus, by His side I’ll stay Topics: Christian Experiences; Guidance and Leading Languages: English Tune Title: [Trav’ling onward to a city bright and fair]
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The King's Highway

Author: L. C. V. Hymnal: Alexander's Conference Hymnal #3 (1920) First Line: Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair Refrain First Line: Walking with Jesus, by His side I'll stay Languages: English Tune Title: [Trav'ling onward to a city bright and fair]
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Leonard C. Voke

Person Name: L. C. V. Author of "The King’s Highway" in Victorious Life Hymns
Leonard C. Voke
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