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Text:가 닌 해 도 이 읏 에 게 (When the Poor Ones)
Author:J. A. Olivar
Author:Miguel Manzano
Translator (English):George Lockwood
Tune:EL CAMINO
Arranger:Alvin Schutmaat
Composer:J. A. Olivar
Composer:Miguel Manzano

138. 가 닌 해 도 이 읏 에 게 (When the Poor Ones)

Text Information
First Line: 가 닌 해 도 이 읏 에 게 니 뉘 주 고 (When the poor ones who have nothing share with strangers)
Title: 가 닌 해 도 이 읏 에 게 (When the Poor Ones)
Author: J. A. Olivar
Author: Miguel Manzano
Translator (English): George Lockwood
Refrain First Line: 우 리 하 니 님 이 함 께 하 시 네 (then we know that God still goes that road with us)
Meter: 12 11 12 with Refrain
Language: English; Korean
Publication Date: 2001
Scripture:
Topic: 펑 화; Justice; Kingdom of God (6 more...)
Source: Korean trans. The United Methodist Korean Hymnal Committee
Copyright: © 1971, Korean trans. © 2001 J. A. Olivar, Miguel Manzano and San Pablo Internacianal-SSP Ediciones Paulinas; English trans. © 1980 The United Methodist Publishing House, admin. The Copyright Co.
ONE LICENSE: 97385
Tune Information
Name: EL CAMINO
Composer: J. A. Olivar
Composer: Miguel Manzano
Arranger: Alvin Schutmaat
Meter: 12 11 12 with Refrain
Key: d minor
Copyright: © 1971 J. A. Olivar, Miguel Manzano and San Pablo Internacional-SSP Ediciones Paulinas



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