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[The blessed Lord is very pitiful]

Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Holland Boring, Sr. Tune Key: A Flat Major Used With Text: Blessed They That Die
[The blessed Lord is very pitiful]

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Blessed They That Die

Author: A. O. Goldfinch Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: The blessed Lord is very pitiful Used With Tune: [The blessed Lord is very pitiful]
Blessed They That Die

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Blessed They That Die

Author: A. O. Goldfinch Hymnal: Heart Melodies #75 (1961) First Line: The blessed Lord is very pitiful Tune Title: [The blessed Lord is very pitiful]
Blessed They That Die

Blessed They That Die

Author: A. O. Goldfinch Hymnal: Songs for the Master #197 (1975) First Line: The blessed Lord is very pitiful Tune Title: [The blessed Lord is very pitiful]
Blessed They That Die

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Holland L. Boring

1905 - 2000 Person Name: Holland Boring, Sr. Composer of "[The blessed Lord is very pitiful]" in Songs for the Master
Holland L. Boring

A. O. Goldfinch

1907 - 1983 Author of "Blessed They That Die" in Songs for the Master Albert O. Goldfinch, born and died in Texas. Charter member of the church of Christ in Galena Park, Texas. - Garrett Herndon, from findagrave.com and https://hymnstudiesblog.wordpress.com/2020/01/17/blessed-they-that-die/, accessed 2/18/2025
A. O. Goldfinch
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