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Shall I be there

Shall mine eyes behold thy glory

Author: T. P. Burt
Published in 1 hymnal


Author: T. P. Burt

"THEODORE PARK BURT, a native of Mississippi, was born October 19, 1859, of Dutch and Irish descent. He attended the public schools in his county until 17, then entered the High School at Jacinto, Miss., securing a fair English education. He taught in the public schools of Mississippi, Alabama, and Oklahoma, for several years with success. In 1887 he began the study of vocal music, obtaining a first grade certificate under Prof. Oslin, and later a full normal course. Afterwards, from Prof. H. R. Palmer, of New York City, he secured a diploma. He is one of our best singers. In 1891 he was married to Miss Josie Allen, who is to the present his faithful companion. They obeyed the Gospel January 12, 1897, since which time they have both been… Go to person page >

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First Line: Shall mine eyes behold thy glory
Title: Shall I be there
Author: T. P. Burt
Refrain First Line: Shall I see thy glory, Father

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