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344. The wise may bring their learning

1 The wise may bring their learning,
the rich may bring their wealth,
and some may bring their brilliance,
and some bring strength and health;
we too, would bring our treasures
to offer to the King;
we have no wealth or learning;
what shall we children bring?

2 We'll bring him hearts that love him;
we'll bring him thankful praise,
and young souls meekly striving
to walk in holy ways:
and these shall be our treasures
we offer to the King,
and these are gifts that even
a little child may bring.

3 We'll bring the little duties
we have to do each day;
we'll try our best to please him,
at home, at school, at play:
and better are these treasures
to offer to our King
than richest gifts without them:
yet these a child may bring.

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First Line: The wise may bring their learning
Title: The wise may bring their learning
Author: Anonymous
Language: English
Publication Date: 1997
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Topic: Discipleship; God in Christ; Prayer / Prayers / Poems (1 more...)
Copyright: Public Domain
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