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O Lowly, Sacred Stable

Representative Text

1 O lowly, sacred stable,
Where light divine is shed;
O humble little manger,
Where rests that infant head.
Teach us thy old, old story,
How Jesus Christ was born,
How angels sang their carols
Upon that Christmas morn.

2 O little star, outshining
All worlds in splendor bright,
O little star, revealing
Where rests incarnate light.
Now lead me to my Child King
Encradled here on earth,
The Maker, Monarch, Savior,
The King of heavenly birth.

3 O blessèd Babe of Mary,
We worship Thee our king.
O Deity incarnate,
To Thee our praise we sing.
Accept our heart’s devotion,
Receive our homage due,
Bestow on us Thy blessing,
Create our hearts anew.

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #8357

Author: Brian Chadwick Roberts

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Text Information

First Line: O lowly, sacred stable
Title: O Lowly, Sacred Stable
Author: Brian Chadwick Roberts
Meter: 7.6.7.6 D
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain

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The Cyber Hymnal #8357

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