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1. According to "Amazing Grace", after how long will we have "no less days to sing God's praise" in heaven?
2. "Blessed Assurance" is a classic hymn by Fanny J. Crosby and Phoebe Knapp. The last two verses start with the same two-word phrase that is a key to Christian faithfulness. What are the two words?
3. Elvis released a few albums containing Christian hymns. On his "Ultimate Gospel" album the first song is "How Great Thou Art." According to the last verse of the song, what causes the singer to say "joy shall fill my heart" and "my God, how great thou art!"?
4. In the classic "Almost Persuaded" by P. P. Bliss, the last verse relates a tragic ending with what words?
5. Horatio Spafford and P. P. Bliss teamed up for one of the most beautiful hymns of praise and submission to God - "It Is Well With My Soul." In one verse, Mr. Spafford's lyrics relates "the bliss of this glorious thought." What is that thought?
6. In the hymn "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning" what are "lower lights"?
7. Robert Lowry asked a question in his classic "Shall We Gather At The River?" Where is the river, according to the chorus?
8. In the old Stites and Sweney song "Beulah Land," to what does the phrase "Beulah land" refer?
9. Some old hymns take their name from passages of Scripture. What scripture is "Ye Are The Light of the World" taken from?
10. Another grand hymn of old "When I Survey The Wondrous Cross" by Isaac Watts and arranged later by Lowell Mason concludes with a grand statement of faith. Which of the following is the conclusion?
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