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James B. Singleton

Short Name: James B. Singleton
Full Name: Singleton, James B.
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Texts by James B. Singleton (37)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
As we journey toward tomorrow, With its joy and sorrowJ. B. S. (Author)English1
Beyond the last mile that here on earth I will travelJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Don't try to tell me there's no city where the streets are paved with goldJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Footprints on the sands of time, to eternityJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
God has heard the prayers that I have prayedJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
God so loved this sinful world He gave His only Son to dieJames B. Singleton (Author)English2
Greater than all of earth's sorrow, God of today and tomorrowJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
I believe the sweet old story, how the King of gloryJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
I cannot see beyond the shadows of the evening timeJ. B. S. (Author)English1
I have learned of self denial, I have felt the chast'ning rodJ. B. S. (Author)English1
I never walk alone for He is ever with meJ. B. S. (Author)English1
I read of the winds and waves obeyingJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
I want to live in the hollow of His handJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
I will not be a stranger when I get to that cityJames B. Singleton (Author)English8
If you'll look beyond your sorrows you will see God has a planJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
I've followed Jesus day by dayJames B. Singleton (Author)English3
Lost in confusion, filled with dismayJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Many get discouraged, trying to be gayJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Often I have wondered why some people sufferJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Oh, what a comfort greater than richesJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
On the other side of Jordan, just beyond the shining strandJ. B. S. (Author)English1
Once a sinner without Jesus, I had no one to lift my burdenJ. B. S. (Author)English1
Once I dwelt in the shadows of my fear and despairJ. B. S. (Author)English1
Once I wandered far from God, from His mercy I was strayingJames B. Singleton (Author)1
Some of these days there's gonna be a gettin' togetherJames B. Singleton (Author)1
Sometimes the sunshine fails, the clouds hang lowJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Somewhere along the way you may grow wearyJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
The feet that walked Judea's hills now walk beside meJ. B. S. (Author)English2
The mountains tall, they reach so highJ. B. S. (Author)English1
There is a light that always is shiningJ. B. S. (Author)English1
There is a place somewhere, where skies are always fairJames B. Singleton (Author)English2
There will always be these testing timesJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
There's a beautiful country, just beyond the divideJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
There's no God like our God, there's no Lord like JesusJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
Though some day we'll grow weary, and will fall asleepJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
When I pray to the Father in heavenJames B. Singleton (Author)1
When the shadows, deeper than night, come to darken the skyJames B. Singleton (Author)English1
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