sheltered in the arms of god was written in 1991.
sheltered in the arms of god was written in 1991.
when was sheltered in the arms of god written?
1991
bullet::::- reaching around the world









































bullet::::- red scarlet cross, the









































bullet::::- remind me dear lord (the happy goodman family)









































bullet::::- resurrection day









































bullet::::- ringing of the hammer, the









































bullet::::- road that leads to heaven, the









































bullet::::- running my last mile home









































section::::s.









































bullet::::- sailing toward home









































bullet::::- sandals, the









































bullet::::- scratch









































bullet::::- send in the cloud









































bullet::::- senses









































bullet::::- sheltered in the arms of god (the blackwood brothers)









































bullet::::- shepherd of the hills









































bullet::::- silent bells









































bullet::::- sing alleluia to the lamb









































bullet::::- sing me a song of tomorrow









































bullet::::- so my feet can't get wet









































bullet::::- solid gold
list of songs written by dottie rambo
written by pu songling and originally titled "qingwashen" (青蛙神), "the frog god" was first collected in the 1740 publication "strange tales from a chinese studio" ("liaozhai"), and fully translated into english by sidney l. sondergard in 2014. "the frog god" is followed by "another frog god tale", a separate encounter featuring the same frog god. in the original version of "liaozhai," it has the nondescript title of "you" () which indicates a continuation, to some extent, of the previous story. the martin bodmer foundation library houses a 19th-century "liaozhai" manuscript, silk-printed and bound "leporello"-style, that contains three tales including "the bookworm", "the great sage, heaven's equal", and "the frog god".
the frog god