My sheep

The phrase "My sheep" resonates through 9 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

My sheep· 9 hymns found
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And a voice fell sad­ly from far away:
Do you love me? Feed my lambs,
Oh! soil not your gar­ments with sin here be­low,
As what my Shep­herd speaks.
What a mo­ment of re­joic­ing is Mine!
And al­though the road be rough and steep,
Hark! ’tis the Mas­ter speaks to thee,
And although the road be rough and steep,

My sheep

And the path that I take,
My sheep, how long wilt thou love to stray?
Do you love me?
Look up, O my bro­ther! and be not cast down,
‟My soul ap­proves them well;
More than all the nine­ty and nine.
I go to the de­sert to find My sheep.
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But none of the ransomed ever knew

My Sheep Know My Voice

lyricist: Herbert Buffum, 1905
Composer: Isaiah Martin
Hymn 1

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My sheep hear My voice,

And the path that I take,...

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My sheep hear My voice,

And the path that I take,

My Sheep Know My Voice

Over the Thorn and Thistle

lyricist: H. W. G., 19th Century
Composer: George Stebbins
Hymn 2

...And a voice fell sad­ly from far away:

My sheep, how long wilt thou love to stray?

My sheep, how long wilt thou love to stray?...

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And a voice fell sad­ly from far away:

My sheep, how long wilt thou love to stray?

My sheep, how long wilt thou love to stray?

Over the Thorn and Thistle

Do You Love Me?

lyricist: W. M.
Composer: W. M.
Hymn 3

...Do you love me? Feed my lambs,

Do you love me? Shepherd my sheep,

Do you love me?...

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Do you love me? Feed my lambs,

Do you love me? Shepherd my sheep,

Do you love me?

Do You Love Me?

Whiter Than Snow (Kidder)

lyricist: Mary Kidder, 1880
Composer: Joseph Garrison
Hymn 4

...Oh! soil not your gar­ments with sin here be­low,

My sheep and My lambs must be whit­er than snow.

Look up, O my bro­ther! and be not cast down,...

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Oh! soil not your gar­ments with sin here be­low,

My sheep and My lambs must be whit­er than snow.

Look up, O my bro­ther! and be not cast down,

Whiter Than Snow (Kidder)

My Soul, with Joy Attend

lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)
Composer: Robert Boyd, 1816
Hymn 5

...As what my Shep­herd speaks.

I know My sheep, He cries,

‟My soul ap­proves them well;...

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As what my Shep­herd speaks.

I know My sheep, He cries,

‟My soul ap­proves them well;

My Soul, with Joy Attend

The Lost Sheep (Crosby)

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1875
Composer: Howard Doane
Hymn 6

...What a mo­ment of re­joic­ing is Mine!

For I love My sheep that I lost and found,

More than all the nine­ty and nine....

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What a mo­ment of re­joic­ing is Mine!

For I love My sheep that I lost and found,

More than all the nine­ty and nine.

The Lost Sheep (Crosby)

The Ninety and Nine

lyricist: Elizabeth Clephane, 1868
Composer: Ira Sankey, 1874
Hymn 7

...And al­though the road be rough and steep,

I go to the de­sert to find My sheep,

I go to the de­sert to find My sheep....

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And al­though the road be rough and steep,

I go to the de­sert to find My sheep,

I go to the de­sert to find My sheep.

The Ninety and Nine

Bring Them In

lyricist: Alexcenah Thomas, 1885
Composer: William Ogden
Hymn 8

...Hark! ’tis the Mas­ter speaks to thee,

Go find My sheep wher­e’er they be.

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Hark! ’tis the Mas­ter speaks to thee,

Go find My sheep wher­e’er they be.

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Bring Them In

There were ninety and nine that safely lay

lyricist: Elizabeth Cecilia Clephane
Composer: Ira David Sankey
Hymn 9

...And although the road be rough and steep,

I go to the desert to find My sheep.”

But none of the ransomed ever knew...

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And although the road be rough and steep,

I go to the desert to find My sheep.”

But none of the ransomed ever knew

There were ninety and nine that safely lay

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