2. Kneel down and a dore Him with 3. Dear Christ-Child, what gifts can we

come, one and all,
shep-herds to-day,
children be-stow,

4. Our hearts then to Thee we will offer to day;

To Beth-le-hem
Lift up
lit - tle

By which our af-
We of fer them

1. From heav'n above to earth I come, To bear good news to ev'ry home; 2. "To you, this night, is born a Child Of Mary, cho-sen moth-er mild; 3. "Tis Christ, our God, who far on high Hath heard your sad and bitter cry; 4. Glo · ry to God in high-est heav'n, Who un to man His Son hath giv'n,

1. Stars all bright are beam-ing From the skies above, 2. Here for us a bid ing, Cradled in

a stall, 3. Born that He might lead us From this earth-ly home, 4. Glory in the highest, For this wondrous birth;

REFRAIN

Na-ture's face all
All His glory
Guide our way, and
Choir of heav'n! thou

gleaming, Shines with heav'n's own love.

hiding, See the Lord of all. Wake and sing, good Christians, On this birthday

feed us Till the end shall come.

cri est Peace to all the earth.

morn, Heav'n and earth are telling God for man is born. A-MEN.

Yonder where they sweet vig-il keep
Shep-herds hear

See the east
With the an

the

ern

O'er the Babe, who in silent sleep, angels sing: "Al- le lu wise men bring Gifts and hom gels let us sing Al- le lu

ia! hail the King,

age to

ia to

our King, our King,

1. I heard the bells on Christ-mas day Their old familiar car ols play, 2. I thought how, as the day had come, The bel-fries of all Chris-ten-dom 3. And in despair I bowed my head: "There is no peace on earth," I said, 4. Then pealed the bells more loud and deep: "God is not dead, nor doth He sleep; 5. Till, ring-ing, sing-ing on its way, The world re-volved from night to day,