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  1. Keith Petrie
    14 April 2019 @ 10:18 am

    There were many more verses to the Founders Song than the seven published in the Salvation Army Song Book. Booth took the heart and soul of those singing the song through the journey from lost soul to one cleansed by the Blood of the Lamb by a surrendered life. The chorus was not sung after every verse but at the end of the song. Sometimes… what is known as the Salvation Army Doxology was sung at the end instead. “Praise God I’m Saved x2. All’s well x2. He sets me Free!” Maybe not as old as Wesley Hymns but has the same Holy Spirit affect! Hallelujah!

    • rcottrill
      14 April 2019 @ 11:09 am

      Thanks very much for sharing that. It’s a great, triumphant song. The hymn book we use at the church contains four stanzas. I’d be interested in seeing the rest, if you could send them along. God bless.