Author & Composer
Philip Paul Bliss
1838–1876 · Clearfield County, Pennsylvania · United States
Bliss left home as a boy to work farms and lumber camps, then became a traveling music teacher who made house calls on horseback. On D. L. Moody's advice he turned singing evangelist, and with Ira Sankey he published the Gospel Hymns series. He died at 38, with his wife, in a train wreck and fire on the way to sing at Moody's Chicago Tabernacle.
- Texts
- 7
- Tunes
- 7
- Lived
- 1838–1876
- Hymnals
- 2
Texts
- "Whosoever heareth," shout, shout the sound!"Whosoever heareth," shout, shout the sound!In 1 hymnal1941 · #571
- Almost persuaded now to believe;Almost persuaded now to believe;In 1 hymnal1941 · #228
- Brightly beams our Father's mercy,Brightly beams our Father's mercy,In 1 hymnal1941 · #628
- I am so glad that our Father in heavenI am so glad that our Father in heavenIn 1 hymnal1941 · #423
- I will sing of my RedeemerI will sing of my Redeemer,In 1 hymnal1985 · #343
- Sing them over again to meSing them over again to me,In 2 hymnals1985 · #2861941 · #574
- Standing by a purpose true,Standing by a purpose true,In 1 hymnal1941 · #497
Tunes
- Almost9.9.6.6.6.4.1 hymn1941 · #228
- Daniel7.5.7.6. with Refrain1 hymn1941 · #497
- It Is Well11.8.11.9.2 hymns1985 · #5301941 · #313
- Jesus Loves Even Me10.10.10.10.Ref.1 hymn1941 · #423
- Lower Lights8.7.8.7.1 hymn1941 · #628
- Whosoever Will10.11.11.7. with Refrain1 hymn1941 · #571
- Wonderful Words of Life8.6.8.6.6.6.Ref.2 hymns1985 · #2861941 · #574