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When He was with us, our Savior said

When He was with us, our Savior said

Author: Gerald Massey
Tune: SUFFER THE CHILDREN
Published in 4 hymnals

Author: Gerald Massey

Massey, Gerald, was b. May 29, 1828, in the parish of Tring, Herts, was for some time on the staff of the London Atherneum, and frequently contributed to the Quarterly Review. He has published many volumes of poems. The following have been used as hymns:— 1. Jerusalem the golden! I languish for one gleam. [Heaven.] In the Sunday Magazine, May 1865, p. 7. In his Tale of Eternity, 1870, p. 235, it reads "I weary for." 2. Surrounded by unnumbered foes. [Christian Courage.] In his Tale of Eternity, 1870, p. 272. 3. There lives a voice within me. [God's Voice.] In his Ballad of Babe Christabel, 1854, p. 32, entitled "This world is full of beauty." Mr. Massey died at South Norwood, London, Oct. 29,1907.… Go to person page >

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First Line: When He was with us, our Savior said
Author: Gerald Massey
Language: English
Refrain First Line: And though there is room
Copyright: Public Domain
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Instances

Instances (1 - 4 of 4)

Pure Diamonds #d124

Pure Diamonds #d124

The Hymnal for Schools #d201

The Hymnal for Schools #d201
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The Hymnal for Schools #178

The Hymnal for Schools #178
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The Packer Hymnal #178

The Packer Hymnal #178
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