O be­liev­er

"O be­liev­er" appears in 3 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“O be­liev­er”· 3 hymns found
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While midst the ra­ven­ing wolves they lie,
To our fa­thers who were true;

O be­liev­er

The trum­pet will soon be heard;
A pat­tern to be­liev­ers die!
And we all may have it too.

Cheer Up, O Believer

lyricist: Civilla Martin, 1911
Composer: Stillman Martin
Hymn 1

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Cheer up, O be­liev­er, for the time is near:

The trum­pet will soon be heard;...

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Cheer up, O be­liev­er, for the time is near:

The trum­pet will soon be heard;

Cheer Up, O Believer

O King of Saints, with Pitying Eye

lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744
Composer: Charles Gabriel, 1909
Hymn 2

...While midst the ra­ven­ing wolves they lie,

A pat­tern to be­liev­ers live,

A pat­tern to be­liev­ers die!...

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While midst the ra­ven­ing wolves they lie,

A pat­tern to be­liev­ers live,

A pat­tern to be­liev­ers die!

O King of Saints, with Pitying Eye

They Were in an Upper Chamber

Composer: Charlie Tillman, 1895
Hymn 3

...To our fa­thers who were true;

This is pro­mised to be­liev­ers,

And we all may have it too....

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To our fa­thers who were true;

This is pro­mised to be­liev­ers,

And we all may have it too.

They Were in an Upper Chamber

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