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Jesus is mine
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Why should I be sad or fearful
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First Line:
Why should I be sad or fearful
Title:
Jesus is mine
Copyright:
Public Domain
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A Companion to the Canadian Sunday School Harp: being a selection of hymns set to music, for Sunday schools and the social circle (1899), p.185
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A Companion to the Canadian Sunday School Harp #184
Display Title
: Jesus Is Mine
First Line
: Why should I be sad or fearful?
Date
: 1899
A Companion to the Canadian Sunday School Harp #184
The Canadian Sunday School Harp #d195
Display Title
: Why should I be sad or fearful
First Line
: Why should I be sad or fearful
Date
: 1866
The Canadian Sunday School Harp #d195
The Silver Chime #d98
Display Title
: Jesus is mine
First Line
: Why should I be sad or fearful
Date
: 1890
The Silver Chime #d98
The Silver Chime #19
Display Title
: Jesus is mine
First Line
: Why should I be sad or fearful
Date
: 1862
The Silver Chime #19
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