Truth can be Disregarded.
It cannot be Destroyed!
– eab, 4/29/11
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ON THIS DATE
Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander died 10/12/1895 at Londonberry. She is remembered for her songs, “Once in Royal David’s City” (1848), All Things Bright and Beautiful,” and “Jesus Calls Us.”
Her husband, William Alexander, was bishop of Derry and Raphoe, and later Anglican primate for Ireland. Cecil and her sister founded a school for the deaf, in addition to penning some 400 hymns. (She was born in April of 1818, Redcross, County Wicklow, Ireland.)
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A bishop was to be un-blamed,
Second, a wife is named.
“Vigilant” was number three
Of what this man was to be.
And God’s grand list is still the same.
1Ti 3.2
– eab, 3/31/05
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