Songs from Luke 18:1

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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Come, ye followers of the Lord

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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I Know Prayer Changes Things

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Artists: Bishop Michael Blue
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To the hills I lift mine eyes

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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How long, how often shall I pray, take all iniquity away, and the good things

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Mine and His

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, William Kirkpatrick
Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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On me that wrestling power bestow

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Oh Sisters and Brothers

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Songwriters: Joel Payne
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Artists: Resound Worship
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Pray Always

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Artists: Bart van Brakel and Friends
Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Ah! when shall I awake

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Allusion)
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Do Not Lose Heart

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Artists: Hey Barnabas
Luke 18:1 (Allusion)
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Twill All Be Right at Last

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, William Kirkpatrick
Luke 18:1 (Allusion)
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Weary Not, O My Brother

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Songwriters: A. B. Kaufman
Luke 18:1 (Quote)
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Men Ought Always to Pray

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Songwriters: Jack Trieber
Luke 18:1 (Quote)
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Never Give Up (Luke 18:1)

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Artists: The Wonder Kids