Oc­to­ber 9, 1804, Clung­un­ford, Shrop­shire, Eng­land.

Au­gust 10, 1867, West Brom­wich, Eng­land.

After com­ing to Christ in 1825, Jukes was a lay speak­er, then served as a Prim­i­tive Meth­od­ist min­is­ter for 32 years, re­tir­ing in 1859. Ma­ny of his texts ap­peared in 1862, in The Book That Will Cheer You: or, Hymns for the Liv­ing and the Dy­ing. His bi­o­graphy, The Po­et of Mil­ton, by James Pritch­ard, ap­peared in 1868.

• Taylor, p. 342

1. Behold! Be­hold the Lamb of God
2. I’m a Sol­dier Bound for Glo­ry
3. My Heart Is Fixed, Eter­nal God
4. With Stea­dy Pace the Pil­grim Moves