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And Joanna the wife of Chuza Herod's steward and	A
Susanna and many others who ministered unto him of their	B
substance Luke Mark John	C
Matthew Luke John	C
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Those women who their Christ and Lord	D
Aided by gentle ministry	E
Have gained their race a rich reward	D
Treasured in sacred history	E
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Joanna is unknown at court	F
Although entitled to be there	B
The record of her life's report	F
In fadeless glory has its share	B
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Susanna's name is intertwined	G
A gem as sparkling and as clear	H
As those with which it is enshrined	G
And this is all we know of her	I
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And those whose names have not been given	J
Are now in realms of light and love	K
Praising him mid the choirs of heaven	J
Crowned with his joy and peace and love	K
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Mary of Magdala was brought	L
From mysteries strange and dark and drear	I
To heights with joy and gladness fraught	L
She radiates a luster clear	I
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Those chimes from Bethany will ring	M
With power that will not cannot die	N
Martha's and Mary's names will sing	M
Long as the flitting centuries fly	N
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That spikenard which 'twas wholly meet	O
Mary should pour upon his head	P
Has filled with fragrance rare and sweet	O
Succeeding ages as they've fled	P
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And when a critic standing near	I
Censured her act misunderstood	Q
Christ spoke so that the world might hear	I
He said She hath done what she could	Q
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This her memorial while the sun	J
Traverses the blue dome of heaven	J
Fulfilling while time's cycles run	J
Christ's prophecy which then was given	J
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Unto the end these faithful few	R
Regardless of all pain and loss	S
Did what their hearts and hands could do	R
Though bowed with wonder at the cross	S
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Such love they could not understand	T
Such love unto his latest breath	U
That love had our redemption planned	T
Both in his life and in his death	U
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They haunt the tomb in which he lay	V
Grief stricken desolate and lone	W
But Magdalene at break of day	V
Found that her precious charge was gone	X
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Two angels said Why weepest thou	Y
The angels knew ere they inquired	Z
They knew her heart could triumph now	Y
These sinless ones by love inspired	Z
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She weeping told her loss and woe	A2
Then answered thus a questioner near	I
Sir if thou dost his refuge know	A2
Tell me I seek him vainly here	I
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Mary She listened to her name	B2
Uttered by Christ her risen Lord	D
Master her trembling lips exclaim	B2
Then wondered worshipped and adored	D
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Her joy is ours Oh may we see	E
That joy more plainly every day	V
Christ lives and loves eternally	E
Swift feet such tidings should convey	V
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Eternal life and heavenly rest	C2
He purchased by death's agony	E
That whosoever will be blest	C2
With glorious immortality	E
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May we our sisters of the past	D2
In life and character revere	I
Like them be faithful to the last	D2
Like them be loving and sincere	I
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First must the gospel plan of love	K
To every land and tribe be given	J
Ere He'll return who from above	K
Is God's best gift to earth from heaven	J

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