Blessèd who­so­ev­er

The phrase "Blessèd who­so­ev­er" resonates through 3 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“Blessèd who­so­ev­er”· 3 hymns found
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Whosoever will may come and now be free:
Whosoever will may come and now be free:
Hallelujah! Who­so­ev­er—that means me.

Blessèd who­so­ev­er

Whosoever will may now be free
Whosoever will may now be free
Every soul in­clud­ed, though in guilt and shame;

Blessèd Whosoever, That Means Me

Composer: W. J. Sechrest, 1914
Hymn 1

...Whosoever will may come and now be free:

Blessèd who­so­ev­er, that means me.

Whosoever will may now be free...

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Whosoever will may come and now be free:

Blessèd who­so­ev­er, that means me.

Whosoever will may now be free

Blessèd Whosoever, That Means Me

Blessèd Whosoever, That Means Me

Composer: W. J. Sechrest, 1914
Hymn 2

...Whosoever will may come and now be free:

Blessèd who­so­ev­er, that means me.

Whosoever will may now be free...

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Whosoever will may come and now be free:

Blessèd who­so­ev­er, that means me.

Whosoever will may now be free

Blessèd Whosoever, That Means Me

“Whosoever” Means Me

lyricist: J. G. Badger, 1917
Composer: Frank Huston
Hymn 3

...Hallelujah! Who­so­ev­er—that means me.

Blessèd who­so­ev­er, bet­ter than my name,

Every soul in­clud­ed, though in guilt and shame;...

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Hallelujah! Who­so­ev­er—that means me.

Blessèd who­so­ev­er, bet­ter than my name,

Every soul in­clud­ed, though in guilt and shame;

“Whosoever” Means Me

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