H. L. Frisbie

Short Name: H. L. Frisbie
Full Name: Frisbie, Henry L.

Early 20th Century


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Texts by H. L. Frisbie (90)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A balm for the way worn, weary and brokenH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
A host so vast and numberlessH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
A little longer, wearyH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
A stranger walked with me one dayH. L. Frisbie (Author)4
All they who walk with JesusH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Are we faithful workers day by dayH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Behold the countless legionsH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Christ is risen from the grave, Our living, loving SaviorH. L. Frisbie (Author)English4
Christ the King of the AgesH. L. Frisbie (Author)4
Drawing near to the port we have sailed for so longH. L. F. (Author)English3
Falter not, Christian soldierH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
God is calling, softly and gently callingH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
Hark, why this great commotionH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Have you heard about a meetingH. L. Frisbie (Author)English4
Hear the trumpet sounding, forward marchH. L. Frisbie (Author)English4
Hear us, our Father, while we prayH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
How precious the promises made in God's wordH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I am sure that I shall know HimH. L. Frisbie (Author)4
I entered the court of the palaceH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I love the name of Jesus, sweetest of allH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I now can view that city fairH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I want to tell the world aroundH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I'm on business for Jesus, my Lord and KingH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
In my heart a song is swelling like a mighty seaH. L. Frisbie (Author)English4
In the narrow path to the goldenH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
In thy hands, my loving SaviorH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I've a beautiful home overH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
I've left the lowland shadows deepH. L. Frisbie (Author)4
Jerusalem, so bright and fairH. L. Frisbie (Author)English9
Jesus has launched the lifeboatH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Lift up his standard, royal honors bringH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Like the mighty voice of many watersH. L. Frisbie (Author)English4
Never a sorrow, a grief or a tearH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
No mortal eye that land hath seenH. L. Frisbie (Author)English22
Not grace for tomorrow, not grace when I dieH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
O hear the sweet voice of the SaviorH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
O thou, enthroned in worlds aboveH. L. Frisbie (Author)8
Oh, ye gates of the Golden CityH. L. Frisbie (Author)1
Preach the gospel of the KingdomH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Ringing, joyfully ringing the golden bells of peaceH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
See the banner unfurledH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
See the gathering of the nationsH. L. Frisbie (Author)5
Send the light, O blessed SaviorH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Since I gave myself to Jesus, all my life has been a songH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Some day, yes, some sweet dayHenry L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Soon there'll be a glorious morningH. L. Frisbie (Author)English3
The cleansing blood is all my pleaH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
The happy day I'll not regretH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
The night is long, the stormsH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
The night is wild, and cloudlandH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
The peace bells are ringingH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
The songs my gentle mother sangH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
There are songs surcharged with sorrowH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
There is a port, so brightH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
There is room for all to laborH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
There is someone out on the waves tonightH. L. F. (Author)English2
There will be no night in the golden cityH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
There'll be glory over yonder by the crystal seaH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
There's a call for reapers in the fields todayH. L. Frisbie (Author)4
There's a cross by the waysideH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
There's a crown in the landH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
There's a narrow way that leads to GodH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
These are the songs the ransomed singHenry L. Frisbie (Author)English2
These many days mid storm and rainH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
Though not ours to move the world with songH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
To the uttermost, uttermost wonderful wordH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
Toiling along the King's highwayH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
Waiting toiling, gleaningH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
We are out on a wide stormy oceanH. L. Frisbie (Author)English5
We are pilgrims seeking a cityH. L. Frisbie (Author)4
We are under marching orders, Against the hosts of sinH. L. Frisbie (Author)English4
We onward press through this vale of tearsH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
We stand where Jordan's waves divideH. L. Frisbie (Author)English5
We would not seek, with God our friendFrisbie (Author)4
Whatever thou doest, O man yet unsavedH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
When by faith I saw my Savior on the cross of CalvaryH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
When the Lord of the vineyard is callingH. L. F. (Author)English2
When the roll is called in heaven and the vast uncounted throngH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
When the wild tempest is ragingH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
When we finish all our warfareH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
When you pass beyond the river, to the golden land of songH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
When you pass the dear old homestead, stop a moment at the gateH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Where the choir celestial sweetly singH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Wherever my pathway of duty leadsH. L. Frisbie (Author)English9
While nature welcomes in the dayH. L. Frisbie (Author)11
Who are these arrayed in robesH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Why should I strive for earthly thingsH. L. Frisbie (Author)3
Wondrously saved by a power divineH. L. Frisbie (Author)English2
Would you make your joy completeH. L. Frisbie (Author)2
Yes, every cloud has a silver [sunny] sideH. L. Frisbie (Author)English5
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