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How bright appears the Morning Star

Author: Philip Nicolai; William Mercer Appears in 35 hymnals Topics: Advent and Christmas
How bright appears the Morning Star

So many centuries (Nothing will ever be the same)

Author: Graham Kendrick Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Seasons of the Christian Year Advent and Christmas First Line: So many centuries of watching and waiting Refrain First Line: But nothing will ever be the same again Used With Tune: [So many centuries of watching and waiting]
So many centuries (Nothing will ever be the same)
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Again is come the new church-year

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 9 hymnals Topics: Advent and Christmas Lyrics: 1 AGAIN is come the new church-year; Rejoice, all Christians, far and near! Thy King, O Zion, comes to Thee, Therefore rejoice eternally! Hallelujah! 2 Now in our midst anew are heard The lessons of God's gracious Word, Which shows the way to life in heaven. For this all praise to God be given! Hallelujah! 3 What we are taught by Thy true Word, Be which our faith is strengthened, Lord, Let that abide in us, that we May render endless praise to Thee. Hallelujah!
Again is come the new church-year

You are the mighty King

Author: Eddie Espinosa Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Seasons of the Christian Year Advent and Christmas Used With Tune: [You are the mighty King]
You are the mighty King

Holy night, peaceful night

Author: Joseph Mohr Appears in 138 hymnals Topics: Advent and Christmas
Holy night, peaceful night

Come, Lord Jesus

Author: Mary K. Jackson Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Advent and Christmas First Line: Come, Lord Jesus, come, as foretold Used With Tune: [Come, Lord Jesus, come, as foretold]
Come, Lord Jesus

Come Dung to all o' We

Author: Everton Joseph Appears in 3 hymnals Topics: Seasonal and General Advent and Christmas First Line: Christ Jesus Lord from heav'n above Refrain First Line: Cum dung, Jesus, cum dung, cum dung Used With Tune: [Christ Jesus Lord from heav'n above]
Come Dung to all o' We
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All the sky is bright (Tout le ciel s'emplit)

Author: Claude Rozier; Fred Pratt Green Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Advent and Christmas First Line: All the sky is bright Lyrics: 1 All the sky is bright, filled with joy, a new joy. Waiting for the night, we will talk to wonders. Never was a feast like this: Born is Jesus Christ, born the Child-God given to us! 2 Now our Lord appears, he whose word enlightens, all creation hears of the Maker's goodness. God is God of this poor earth and has come to show where our wand'ring steps should go. 3 Not alone they come, simple shepherd, wise men: all the human race wants to make him welcome, wants to look upon the face of the Lord of bliss, who becomes a child for us. 4 Glory be to Christ, glory to the Maker's son, and the Holy Ghost, he whose love enlightens! Dazzling is the mystery filling all the sky: to the Child-God, "Glory," cry. Used With Tune: [All the sky is bright]
All the sky is bright (Tout le ciel s'emplit)
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The happy Christmas comes once more

Appears in 43 hymnals Topics: Advent and Christmas Christmas Lyrics: 1 The happy Christmas comes once more, The heavenly Guest is at the door, The blessed words the shepherds thrill, The joyous tidings: Peace, Good will. 2 To David's city let us fly, Where angels sing beneath the sky, Through plain and village pressing near, And news from God with shepherds hear. 3 Oh, let us go with quiet mind, The gentle Babe with shepherds find, To gaze on Him who gladdens them, The loveliest flower of Jesse's stem. 4 The lowly Saviour meekly lies, Laid off the splendor of the skies; No crown bedecks His forehead fair, No pearl, nor gem, nor silk is there. 5 No human glory, might and gold, The lovely Infant's form enfold; The manger and the swaddlings poor Are His, whom angels' songs adore. 6 Oh, wake our hearts, in gladness sing, And keep our Christmas with our King, Till living son, from loving souls, Like sound of mighty waters rolls. 7 O holy Child, Thy manger streams Till earth and heaven glow with its beams, Till midnight noon's bright light has won, And Jacob's Star outshines the sun. 8 Thou Patriarchs' joy. Thou Prophets' song, Thou heavenly Day-Spring, looked for long, Thou Son of man, Incarnate Word, Great David's Son, great David's Lord! 9 Come, Jesus, glorious heavenly Guest, Keep Thine own Christmas in our breast, Then David's harp-strings, hushed so long, Shall swell our Jubilee of song.
The happy Christmas comes once more

O Soft, Solemn Stillness of Night

Author: Lois F. Bello Appears in 2 hymnals Topics: The Church Advent and Christmas; Jesus Christ Advent, Christmas, Incarnation First Line: O soft solemn stillness of night Scripture: Luke 2:8-14 Used With Tune: HIMIG PASKO Text Sources: Filipino
O Soft, Solemn Stillness of Night

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