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. 0 tidings of .comfort and joy, comfort
. · ·· ·. .'. ·1 ~-- · · Good K:ir-lg :wen·c e8lae lo~k' d out
and _' joy'
.: · On· the· F"aast ·'o f ' Stephen,
0 tiding~ - of . qomfort !!lnd joy~
. · · ' Ulflen ··· tfe' snalif lay round ebotit,
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. -O'e'ap•·l!rtaf cris·p, ·and evan:
·-2. -· In Bethlehem, ' in Jewry,
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s·r ightly shone the_ moon that night, .. ,_ · .;This,._.,bJ.eseed · Bab~;J was botn ,_.
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Though the frost , \118S . crui:il~ . :.· ,:··
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:''-"And · laid within
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Whsn a ' poor man came · in sight,
Upon th.is ' !l'l.~s -s'ed morn;
G~th'ring winter fuel.
The which Hie mother mary,
Did nothing take in scorn. ·
2. "-Hither, page, and s·tand by _me, ·
3. F,rorii"'God our · heav' nly rather,
If thou kntiw'st it; telling,
A blessed Angel came;
Yonder peasant, who is he? _
And . unto .CI3_
rtain _ shephe~PS... -.. .
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· Wh~re . and ~h~t . his d~elling?"
.Brought tidings of the same;
"Sir~; h~ ' ll~~~ a good 'i~a~ue hence,
' ' t.IO.W · that in 8.ethlehem · was bo_
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Und~~ne~f~ ~he mouAtairi;
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c' • ·: . ·T he tSon of God · by Name. ·
Ri~ht against ' t~~ forest fence,
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' .. ~ .-Br-.tng me pine-logs hither; _· - . ,_ . .
Thou !!lnd . l will see him . ,dioe;_.,_.,r.
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IJ!hen w~;~ b·a a·r _
him thither." . ' ~ _
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- ~age ·and monarch forth . they went,
'rorth 't hey went together i ·:
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Th~ough the rude wind's wild ~~~~rii,
And the bitter weather.
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·. 4. "Sire, the night is ·darker now,
And -the wind blows stro·nger;
Fails my _ h.eart, I know not how,
I can go no longer."
"mark my; foot-steps, _ my good page,
Tread thou in them boldly:
- Thou shalt find .the winter's rage,
F"r_ eze , t-hy blood less coldly."
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of the sun and the running of the deer,
The playing of the merry organ,
· -sweet -s·inging in tt)e choir.
. ~he .· rising

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The hollY ~nd the ivy,
Whe'n they ar~ both full grown,
Of all ~he ' tt~~s that are in the
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'his master's steps· ;he · :trod,
Where the snol!l l~y dint.E!cl;
Heat ·uias· in the · very sod ··
_· Whicl"]-.. t-he saint had printe.d ;
TherE!f~re, Christian men, be sure,
- ~~aJth _ or rank possessing, ·
~e . ~ho now will bless the poor,
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#.)hall: ..,ourselves find - b-lessing.

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As -' wl;li.te as -r'ily fHHii' r
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As st'larp as .any thorn,
. . : ~nd. ma_ry . bore sweet Jesus Christ
. On Christmas day in the mor'n :

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And mary bore sweet Jesus Christ,
Tor to r~deem ,us all:

mERRY GENTLEmEN

·i.,i~fGod ' rest

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you merry,' gentiemen,
let nothing you dl.smay,
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···. · : '-= Remember Christ our Sav.icir '·
Was born on Christmas Oay; To save us all from Satan's polu'r
When~ · we ~ere gone astray.

The ~olly bears a berry,
As ~ed - as any blood, .
And mary bore sweet Jesus Christ,
··to do p~~i sinners· good:

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The·· holly and · the ivy,
· When they are both full grown,
Of all -the trees that are in the
' - woo'd,
·The holly bears the crown:

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(~·: I~'.JW.f;t- N.~ :l.;l., 1;~8 angel did say'
: {~ · to ·.~r:~_io· poo:r- shepn~rds in
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. .1Q;:,.f~a~~. ·wh~l;l_. t he.y .lay keeping .
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O'er Bethlehem it took its rest,
. And the~~ · it did both stop and stay
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t~.. ·The·n. e.nter 'd .tn those W,isemen ttrr·ee,
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f."Ull ' rev'rently . on banded knee,
.. And · offer' d there in His presence,
Their ·g.o ld and myrrh a·nd frankincense .,
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We are not daily beggars
That go from . door to. door,
But we are neighbors' children
Whom ypu . ha~e se~n b~~6re:
We
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have got a .little ·.p urse
stretching leather skin;
want a little money, ·
line it well within:

God ble!;s the. master of this
Likewise the · m~stress too-;· · ....
· And all the little chll.d ren,
That 'round. the · table g,o~
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While you're sitt.i,ng·.·bY the fire,
Pray think of us ppoi .children
Who wander in the .mire: ·
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to the world! the Lord ' is come; . l.
earth receive ·her Kl.ng;
ev•ry heart p~epat ~ ~~im room,
heav'n and nature sing,
heav' n and nature r. s'ing,
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heav'n,and hea~ ~ n and nature sing.

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And t6 .you . yoor wassail t 1:;1 o,
And Gbd bleaa yo.u , and send y:ou . \·~.
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·a happy 'new year, · ·
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.·. Nowell, Nowell, NC!wel1, Now.e ll,
·. Born ~s · the King of 1sr~el.
~.- · .: ;.hey looked up and . saw .. a Star
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And to the earth i t ga·ve great light~
And so .it cqnt~nued both day and
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So fair to ~e seen:.

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Hera we ·come a-wassad.,ling . . ..

~mong .. the leaves _so · 9't'~:.;;;~~.'~ ··,., . ··. ····

TWEL~E

DAYS Of CHRISTmAS

On the first day of Christmas my
true love sent to me
; A · partridg~ . in a pear tree.
On the se6ond day of Christmas my
true love sent . to me
Two turtl·e doves
And a partridge in .a p~ar tree.

Joy to. the worl'dl :t:h:e . Savior reigns;
Le:t. men their song's ' emplay;
While field~ and .floods, .rocks, hills, 3. On the third day of .thristmas my
and pla:ins ·
true love sent to me ·
·Three French hens,
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Repeat the sounding . joy,
: : Two turtle doves
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Repeat. th~ sounding joy,
Repeat, repeat the sounding joy .
And a par tr'idge in a pear tree.
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He rules the world with truth and
grace
And makes the nations prove
The glories of His righteousness,
And wohders of His love,
And ~6nders of His love,
And ~bnders, wonders of His love.

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On ·the fou~th. day of C r :istmas my
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true love sent to me
. • f our calling birds, Three rrench h$ns,
Two turtle doves,
~n~ a partridge ~n a pear tree .
Oh the fifth day of Christmas my
·' · ' true love sen't to me
fiv'&amp; g.o ld rlngs, four calling birds,
Three french hens, Two turtle doves
And a partridge in a pear tree.

�THE nliELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS (Cont•d) 11. On the 'leventh day of Christ~, - ~~
true love sent tci me:
'Laven pipers piping,
r.Po turt.l$ doves, .
Ten lords aleaping,
·And a pa~tr i&lt;itge in a pear tree.
Nina ladies dariciJ'lg,
6. :dn the sixth day of Chri- tmas my
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Eight maids .am. ,)kir:t(),
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trua · love sent to m1f:
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Seven ·-'suians ·, .asw.,ilnmihg 1.
six geese alayi~g,
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Six g:eeise ala);ir:ig; '
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~.old rings, ·
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five : go1d r:ing.s,
rou·r ·c allil)g .birds, .
Four _calling ~ir~e,
Three french hen~, ···· ... ;, . ···s· :. 1
Three Trench -hens,
Two tlirtie : do~e~ ,.. _· ·
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Two turtle . doye~,
And a p~_rtr i_~.g~ . in a ·, pe.ar. t.re~e ._ . ,
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And a partridg~ in a pear tree.
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On the seventh day of Chr1stmas; - my
12. On the . twe,lfth day of Christmas,~~
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true love sent .to. me:
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Sev~?~n sw~·n~ aswimming, .· . .
Twelve drummers drumming,
Six .geese slaying,
.'Laven -p!p~rs piping,
five 'gold rings', . . .·
Ten lords aleaping,
Four calling bi~ds,
Nine iadies dancing,
Three french ·hens,. · . . .
Eight ma~.c;ls ·ami! king, .
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Seven ·suiaris a'swimming,
And a par tr i~ge in a pea~ ,, tre·e •
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Eight maids amilking , .
Seven swans asw.i mming,
s·ix gsese ala'y ing'
· Five gold rings, .
· Four calling birds,
q ''h;ree French h.el")s,
·. Two turtle doves, · · · ... ,
And a part'ridge
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On the n~nth day of thri~~mas, my
;rue love sent to ~e:
Nine . ladies dancing,
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. Seven swans ~swimmin~,
. . .Six gee~e a laying, .
Fiv,a gold rings-,
f~ur calling. birds, . .
Thre~ french hens,
Two turtle doves~
And a partridge in a . pear&gt; tree.

).0... on · the . tenth day of Ch-r'ist'mas, my
true . love sent to me:
·Ten lords aleapirig,
Nine ladies -dancing,
· Eight maids amilking;
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s·a~en swans asw.imming, ;
·''Six 'ge·e se alayirig,
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. . . Thre~ Fre·ne:h hen·s ,_
' Two tu~tie dove~,
·: And a partridge i!;J. a pear· tree.
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Fciur calting birds,·
Three . French hehs,
Two tur~~~ . ~ov~s~
And a part~~d~e in· a pear tree.
HARK! . THE HERALD AN.GEL:S SING
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• Har-~ .! th~ herald angels sing,
Glory to the newbo.r.n King;
Peac~:~ ~n earth, · and· .mercy. mild,
God and s~nners reconciled!
Joyfui.
ye nations, rise .,
J6in· the t~iumph of• the skies;
With -th ··a ngelic . host proclaim,
Christ i~ b~rri 'in · Bethle~em~

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Glriry to th~ Mewbotn King~
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Chri~t, · t~e everlasting Lo~d;

Late in time behold Him come,
.Off-spring of the Virgin's womb.
~eil'd in .flesh the God-head see;
Hail t~'Incarnate Deity,
Please as Man with man to dwell
Je~us; our Emmanuel!

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Children, go where I send thee!
shall I send thee?
l'm ' going to send thee three by
.three,
Three for the Hebrew children,
Two for Paul and Silas,
One for the little bitty Baby,
Born~ · born, born in Bethlehem. ·· .

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Mild .He lays His glory by,
Born that man no more may die,
Born ' to raise the sons of earth,
Born · ~o ~iva ~hem second birth. ·
Ris' n with healing in His wings,
Lfght and life. to all He brings,
H~il, the Son of Righteousness!
Hail, the heav'n born Prince of
Peace!

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Children, go where I send thee!
How shall I .send thee?
I'm going to .send thee four by fou~
Four for the . fo.u r that stood at the
door,
Three for the Hebrew children,
Two for Paul and Silas,
One for the little bitty Baby,
. Born, born, born in Bethlehem.

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Children, go where I send thee!
How shall I send ihee?
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I'm going .to .~and . thee five by five
Five for the gospel preachers,
Fou~ for the four · that stood at the
door,
Three fqr the Hebrew children,
Two for Paul and Silas,
One for .t he little bitty Baby,
Born, born.,, born in Bethlehem.

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Childten, . go where I send thee!
How shall I send thee?
I'm going to send thee six by six,
Six for the six: that never ' got fix~
Five for the gospel preachers,
Four ·· for the four· that stood by the
door,
Three for the Hebrew children,
Two for Paul and Si~as,
One for the little bitty Baby,
Born, born, born in Bethlehem.

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go where I send thee!
How shall I send thee?
I'm going to send thee sev'n by
sev' n, ·
Sev'n ~or the ~ev'n . that never went
to Heaven,
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Six for the six that never got
fixed.
Five for the gospel preachers,
Four for ' th~ four that stood at the
door,
Three for ·· the Hebrew children,
Two for Paui and Si~as,
·One for ·the little bitty Baby,
Born, born, born in Bethlehem.

DECK THE HALL WITH BOUGHS OF HOLLY
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Deck the hall with boughs of holly,
ra la la la la, la la la la,
'Tis the season to be jolly,
Fa la la la la, la la la la.
Don we now our gay apparrel,
Fa la 1~ la . lala la,
Troll the . ancient Yuletide carol,
Fa la la :la ·la la la la la.
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See th~ blazing Yule before us,
Fa la la la la, la la la la,
Strike the harp ahd join the chorus,
Fa la la la la, la la la la.
Follo·w me in merry measure,
Fa la la la la la la
While . I taU of .Yuletide treasure,
Fa la la la la la la la la.

3 . . Fast ,'away the old year passes ·,
ra ~~ la .la la, "la la la la,
Hail. the merry .l ·a ds and lasses,
Fa la. la la :l.a, · la la la la.
Sing' we joyous aH · together,
Fa la la la la la la,
Heedless of the wirid 'and weather,
Fa la la la la la la . l~ la.
CHILDREN, GO WHERE 1 SEND THEE
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Children, go where I senc;l .. thee!
How shall I s~nd thee?
I'm going to send thee one by one,
One for the little bitty Baby,
Born, born, born in Bethlehem.
Children, go where I send thee!
How shall I send thee?
I'm going to iend ~hee two by two,
Two for Paul and Silas,
One for the little bitty Baby,
Born, born, born in Bethlehem.
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B. 0 'thildren, go where I send thee!
How shall I send thee?
· ' ~I'm going to send thee eight by
eight,
Eight for the eight that stood at
the gate,
Sev'n for t~e sev'n that never went
to Heav'n,
Six for the six that never got fixed,
five f~r the gospai preachers,
Four for the four that ~too~ at the
door,
Three for the Hebrew children,
Two for Paul and Silas.,
One for the little bitty Baby,
Born, bo~n, born in Bethlehem.
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SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT
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Silent night, Holy night,
All is calm, All is bright
Round yon virgin moth~~ and Child.
Holy infant so tender . ~p~. mild,
Sleep in heavenly pe!"'pe,
Sleep in he~venly p~ace!

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night, Holy night!
Shepherds quake at the sight~
Gior ies s_
tream froni . Heaven afar,
Heavenly hosts r:~i· ng alleluia,
Christ, the Sav;ior, is born!
Christ, the Savior, is born!

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Silent night, Holy night!
Son of God, !'cive's pure light
Radiant beams frp~ Thy holy face,
With the dawh ' of redeeming grace,
Jesus, L6rd, at Th~ birth,
Jesus, Lord, at thy birth! ·

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Children, go where. I send thea~
How shall I send thee?
I'm going to send thee nina ' by nine, .
Nine for the nine that dressed so
fine,
. 0 COME, ALL YE FAITHFUl
Eight for the eight who stood at
..t ile gate,
1. 0 come, all ye faithful,
Sev'ri for the sev'n that never went
Joyful and triumphant,
to Heav' n, . ·
0 come ye,
Six for . the six that never got fixed,
0 come ye to Bethlehem;
Five for the gospel preachers,
Come and behold Him,
Four for the four that stood at the
Born the King of angels;
door,,, . ..
0 come, let ~s adore Him,
Three f~ ~ the ~ebrew children,
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0 come, let us adore Him~
Two for Paui a~d Silas,
0 come, let us adore Hfm,
: ~ One for the little bitty Baby,
Christ, the lord.
Born, born, born in Bethlehem.
2. Sing, choirs of ang~ls;
Sing in exultation,
10. Children, go where I send thee!
· · ~i~g, ally~ ~iti z ens · of Heav'n
How shall I send thee?
above!
I'm going to send thee ten by ten,
~ ~ Gl~~Y to God, al l glory in the
Ten for the Ten Commandments,
highest! .
ine for the nine that dressed so
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· 0 come ; let us adore ~im,
fine,
0 come, let us adore Him,
Eight for the eight that stood at
0 come, let us adore Him,
.the gate,
Christ, the lord.
Sev'n for the sev'n that never went
to Heav' n,
3. Yea, Lord, we greet Thee,
Six for bhe six that never got fixed,
Born this holy morning, .
Five for the gospel preachers,
Jesus, to thea be glo~r gi~ ! n!
Four for the four that stood at the
. Word of the Father, . ·
door,
Now in flesh appearing;
Three for the Hebrew chilaren,
0 come, let us adore Him,
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0 come, let us adore Him,
One for the little bitty Baby,
0 come, let us adore . H~!1J,•.:: .,'..
Born, born, born in Bethr~hem.
Christ, the . Lp~d.
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2. Shepherds in the field abiding,
Watching o'er your flocks by night,
God with man is now residing;
Yonder ~hines the infant Light:

1. It came upon the midnight clear,
That glo~Jb~s song of old~
frp _ · ang.:Hs b·end-ing, neaf the ..Barth
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Refrailil ... .,._. . ·
"Peace on · the earth, gqdd ·l!iill to · men,
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·From heav' .r:''s ' all.;.gr.a piqus Kin.! ).".
3/ 1·' 5ages, leave your contempJ.a;i;·ions;
The world ' in ~olemn ·stillness l~y
Brighter v.isiorls beam af.ar :. ·. ·· .
To hear ·.t he angel$ sing. ·
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· '' Seek. .the. gre~t Desire · of nations;
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. Ve have seen hls ' natal . star:
2. Still throt;Jgh
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Above its sad arid lowly plains.
Watching long in hope a.nd .. f.eai,
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3. Vet with the woes r:/r·' s.i,n' ·and strife
The ~orld ' ~a~i sufferad : long;
. WE THREE KING~ -Of'I 1· 0RIENT ,-A :J..
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Beneath the heavn'ly strain have rolled
Two thousand years of wrong;
1. We t_hree .' kings ··of O,J;1i~,9.f.~~~'
And man, at war with man, hears riot
Bearing· gifts : we'. tray.~~~ ~ ,a far,
The tidings whicn they bring;
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And hear the angels sin~j
.Following yonder star.
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Whos.e fcirrris are · b~md :i,.ng i~ui,
Who ' to·il· along the climb~ng way
With painful steps and sloui.,
Look now~ for glad an.(.,~p,lden hours
Come swiftly on the win~i , .
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And hear tha ~ngels sing!
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Star wit~ rdYal •beauty bright;
Westward' l~ading, · S~ill . proceeding,
· G.uide ue to thy pe~f~ct light!

2~ 13orn . ~ K~ng' · ori eet.hleh~~'s ·· plain,
Gold - I . bri~~ to crown hi~ again,
King · fo'rever ~ Cee-s ·~ng never
·Over us ~11 to reign~

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When with the . ~ver-circling years
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When peace . shall over all the earth
' 3. F~ankincens 'e to, of.fer. have I,
Incen.s e owns· ·a• Delty nigh,
Its ancia~t . ~pl~rido~s . fling,
Prayer and praising~ all men raising,
And the WhQ~~ wqrld ~ive back the song ·:·
wci~s~ip · him; · God on high.
Which now the arigels · sing.
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,ANG.ELS, fROm THE R;A'-ffiS OF GLORY
1. Angels, fiom the realm~ of glory,
. Wi,ng _ yourof'ligh·t · o!,,e r ~·ll the earrth; .. &lt;~
Ve, ~ho =
sang creation's story,
Now ' ~rotlaim · messi~h's b.i,rth:
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...

4 • . Myr~h is min~~ its bitter perfume
Breathes,. a· life of ga.t her-ing gloom;
Sorrowing, sighing, Bleeding, dying,
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Se~led in ~he stone-cold tomb.

Refrain:
Come and worship, come and worship,
Worship Christ, the newborn King.

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WE THREE KINGS FROM ORIENT ARE cont.
5. Glorious now behold him ar~se,
King, and God, and Sacrifice,
Heav'n sings Alleluia:
Alleluia the earth replies.
Refrain
GOOD CHRISTIAN mEN REJOICE
1. Good Christian men, rejoice,
With heart, and soul, and voice;
Give ye heed to what we say:
Jesus Christ is born today;
Ox and ass before him bow,
And he is in the manger now.
Christ is born today!
Christ is born today!
2. Good Christian men, rejoice,
With heart, and soul, and voice;
Now ye hear of endless bliss;
Jesus Christ was born for this!
He hath oped the heav'nly door,
And man is blessed evermore.
Christ was born for this!
Christ was born for this!
3. Good Christian, rejoice,
With heart, and soul, and voice,
Now ye need not fear the grave:
Jesus Christ was born to save!
Calls you one and calls you all
To gain his everlasting hall.
Christ was born to save!
Christ was born to save!
OH LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM
1. 0 little town of Bethlehem,
How still we see thee lie!
Above thy deep and dreamless sleep
The silent stars go by;
Vet in thy dark streets ehineth
The everlasting Light;
The hopes and fears of all the years
Are met in thee tonight.
2. For Christ is born of Mary,
And gathered all above,
While mortals sleep, the angels keep
Their watch of wond'ring love.
0 morning stars, together
Proclaim the holy birth!
And praises sing to God the King,
And peace to men on earth.

3. How silently, how silently,
The wondrous gift is given!
So God imparts to human hearts
The blessings of hie heav'n.
No ear may hear his coming,
But in this world of sin;
Whets meek souls will receive him,
stiil The dear Christ enters in.
4. Whets children pure and happy
Pray to the blessed Child,
Where misery cries out to thee,
Son of the mother mild;
Where charity stands watching
And faith holds WiQ ~ the dbor,
The dark night wakes, the glory breaks,
And Christmas comes once more.
5, 0 holy Child of Bethlehem!
Descend to us, we pray;
Cast out our sin and enter in,
Be born in us today.
We hear the Christmas angels
The great glad tidings tell;
0 come to us, abide with us,
Our Lord Emmanuel!
WHAT CHILD IS THIS
1. What child is this, who, laid to rest,
On mary's lap is sleeping?
Whom angels greet with anthems sweet,
While shepherds watch are keeping?
Refrain:
This, this is Christ the King,
Whom shepherds guard and angels sing:
Haste, haste to bring him laud,
The babe, the son of mary.
2. Why lies he in such mean estate
Where ox and ass are feeding?
Good Christians, fear: for sinners here
The silent Word is pleading.
Refrain
3. So bring him incense, gold, and myrrh,
Come, peasant, king, to own him,
The King of Kings salvation brings,
Let loving hearts enthrone him.
Refrain

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                    <text>St. Jchn's College

CHIUST1iAS VESPER SERVICE

Iglehart Hall.

Sunday, December 14, 1941 at 4 o ' clock.

�Order of Ser v ic e
I .

0 com , all ye faithful
e
1.

2.

3.

Traditi ona l

0 com , all ye f a ithful, J"oyf ul and
e
tri umphant
0 come ye , 0 c ome ye t o Bet hl ehem :
Come and behol d Him, Born the king
of angels:
God of God, Light of Light , Lo !
He a bhors n ot the Virgi n ' s womb;
Very God, Begotte n, not creat ed;
S ing , cho irs of ange l s , Sing in
e xul t at i on ,
Sing , a ll ye citi zen s of hea v'n
abo ve ;
Glory to God, In t he hi ghe s t;

4.

Yea , Lor d, we greet Thee , Born t h i s
ha ppy morni ng
J"e s us, to Thee be glory g iv' n ,
liiord of t he Fa t he r, Now i n f l esh
a ppearing ;
Aft er each ve rse :
0 case , l et us ador e Him~
0 come , l e t us ador e Him
.,
0 c ome , l e t us a dore Him;
Christ, the Lord. Amen.
II.

Ado ramus t e

Frances co Rosse llo
(cir. 1550 )

Adoramus t e , Ch rict e ;
Et bene dicimus ti bi.
Quia pe r sanctam crucem tuam
r e demi s ti mundum.
Qui pass us e s pr o nobis ,
Domine ; mi s er e r e nobi s .
III.

Invoca ti on

�IV.

M
agnificat

Gre g orian

My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my s pirit
ha th rejoice d L1 Goc my Saviour.
For he hath re garded the l.o'Nliness of his
handmaiden.
For be hold from hen c e forth all g e ne rati cns
shall call me blessed.
For he t hat is mi ghty hath magnifie d me ; and
holy is his Name .
And his me rcy is on them th a t f ear him
throughout all gene rati ons.
HP. hath showed stron gth with his arm, he h 'J. th
scattered the proud in the imat:;ina ti on of
t heir hearts.
He h c.tth put down the mi ghty from the i:c s 0a t
an d hath exa lte d the hwable a nd mee k.
He , reme mbe rinG his me rcy, ha th holpc h is
m
s e rvc.nt Israe l, a s he promi s ed to o ur
f or 3fat he r s , Abr e h e m a nd h i s s ,; e d, f or e ver .
Glory be to the Fa the r, c.nd to t he S on , and. t o
t he Holy Ghost;
As it -:N::cs in the beg inning , j_s n o': r, E:cnd e ve r
cha l1 b t~ ;
Vilorld without e nd. Amen.
V.
VI.

ThG Gospe l of the N&lt;• ti vi ty.
NULC .Jimltis

Gr e(;oria n

Lord, now l e t tes t thou thy s e rvunt depart in
poa ce, o.c cor ding to thy 'Nord.
For mine e yes h u ve s ee n thy s ulvuti c.n,
fl.hic h thou h:, s t pre p;.l. r o d be for e tho f rlce of
'
n ll people ;
To be a li ght to light e n the Gentile s, an d to
be thr; g lo ry of thy p8opJ.e Israe l.
Glory be to th0 lt"'&amp; t h or, UJ.d to th0 Son, und
to the Hol :r Gho s t;
As it ws.s in t ho b o f~ in ain g , is n ow, a n d e vor
sha ll be;
V'o:i 'ld ""i thout &lt;
Jn.d. Amen.

�VII.

Cant a ta N. 150
J. s. Bach
(Nach dir, Herr, verlanget mich) 1685-1750
l.

Sinfonia

2.

Chorus
Lord, to Thee , lift I my s o ul;
~V God, in Thee do I tru s t.
Let me no t, then, be c onfound ed ,
aEd neve1· be ashamed.
Le t not, Lord, mine e nemies triwnph
ov0r me.

3.

4.

Aria for Sopra no
And so my s o ul may rest c ont e nt,
Tho' e a rthly c a r es be s ,Jt me ,
What e ' e r the ills tha t threat me .
For De~ t h and Hell are i c:r;~; t e nt ,
All, all c.re i r;·i.pei t ont.
Despit e t h e woes which men as s a il,
.ltt l ns t, t..~Vill ri gb.t oousngs s prevail.
Chorus
L G·~· d Thou me , l es.d me in Thy tr u th,
And t each Thou me ,
For thou art t-hu God, t he God of 111y
sa lva tio n ,
Arid on Tho e do I F i t, all da y long .
v8.

5.

Ari a for Alto, T0nor ~d Bass
Mighty ce da r s oft &amp;r0 ba ttc l'e d
Oft e n times are sor ,~ ly shatte r e d
By thu t empe ::;t' s stormy lllc~st.
Give ye head to God's dir ..; ction.
Count for na ught P.ll othe r counsol.
To Hi s wo rd hold r:; vo r f :1st.

6.

Cia ccona f or Chorus
Days which h or o are fill -::d with
:
sudnoss ,
God c.;.,t l o.st v;ill turn to s l a dness,,
By the thorny :rx..th He take s us

�To the bless edness t h3. t waits us·,
Firm with God I 1 ll st;wd,
Fearing ne~er, f earing naught
From mortal man .
We who have the Lord be side us
Steadfast face wha t e' e r betide us.
VIII.

rx.

Benediction
Choral:

Fron. East to

~Jest

J. S. Bach

1685-1750
From East to W st , from shore to shore
e
Let ev'ry teart awake and sing
The ftoly Cl:i ld whom Mary bore,
T1.e 0nrist, the everlasting King.

x.

Good ~Christi£n

Mon, r e joice

Traditi onal

l.

Gcod Cl·ristian men, I ~j8ic e ,
With hE: a rt, and soul, and voice ;
Give yEJ heed to wha t we say;
J e sus Christ is born today;
Ox and ass before Him bow,
And Ee is in the m
anger now.
Ch:r'ist is born today!
Christ is born today:

2.

0 0- od Ctristian men~ rejoice,
:h·bn he art, and s oul, and voice ;
Now ye hear of endless bli ss :
J e sus Chri s t was born for this!
He hatl" oped the heavenly door,
And mflr is ble ss ed everJwre ,
Christ was born for this,
Christ was born for this!

3.

Good Clristian m n, r e joice .,
e
With hE. art, and soul, and vo ic e ;
Now ye need not fe a r th e g r ave :
J e sus Christ v;a s bor n to se.Ye !

�Calls you one and calls you all,
To gain His eve rlasting hall;
Christ wa s born to save!
Christ wa s born t o save ! Amen .

The mus ic will be performed
by the St. John's Community
Chorus and a chamber group
from the Community Orche s tra .

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