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The Ship of Zion

Embark, embark, the ship of Zion spreads her sails

Author: Marian Froelich
Tune: [Embark! Embark! the ship of Zion spreads her sails]
Published in 1 hymnal

Author: Marian Froelich

Marian (or Marion) Froelich, 19th Century, was apparently the wife of organist and composer Gideon Froelich. Lyrics-- At Je­sus’ Feet Bring on the Vol­un­teers Cedars and the Pines, The Child of Beth­le­hem, The Christmas Morning Christmas Mu­sic Dare Ye to Stand? Day Is Break­ing, The Easter Af­ter Cal­va­ry Happy Greet­ings Bring­ing Glorious Re­sur­rect­ion Glory to Beth­le­hem God of the Sea­sons Good Ship Zi­on, The Kings of the Or­i­ent Led, Safe­ly Led Nature’s God, Cre­at­or Wise Old New Song, The Our Sab­bath School Press On and Ne­ver Fear Sail Not With­out the Mas­ter Send Out the Life-L… Go to person page >

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First Line: Embark, embark, the ship of Zion spreads her sails
Title: The Ship of Zion
Author: Marian Froelich
Language: English
Refrain First Line: On! On! ever sailing, though foaming seas like giant mountains tower
Copyright: Public Domain
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