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Just as the Sun Went Down

After the din of the battle's roar

Author: J. C. Addie
Published in 2 hymnals

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Author: J. C. Addie

Lt-Col Jack Addie (b.1864) was a Salvation Army Officer. Converted in England, he travelled to Canada and in 1882 with Joe Ludgate commenced Salvation Army Work in Canada at London, Ontario. The Song "When Moses and his soldiers" was published in The Musical Salvationist in May 1907. It was later published in The Salvation Soloist, No. 1 (New Zealand) in 1911. email sent to Hymnary 10/3/2018 Go to person page >

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First Line: After the din of the battle's roar
Title: Just as the Sun Went Down
Author: J. C. Addie
Language: English
Refrain First Line: He thought of sinners until the end
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One Hundred Favorite Songs and Music #139

One Hundred Favorite Songs and Music #139

One Hundred Favorite Songs of the Salvation Army #d9

One Hundred Favorite Songs of the Salvation Army #d9
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