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Clear, Calm Night; Holy Night

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1. Clear, calm night; Holy night;
Earth in stillness bathes in starry light.
Fields and forests, vales and craggy steeps
Circle round the town of Bethlehem;
Jesus, Savior, manger-born sleeps.

2. Clear, calm night; Holy night;
Shepherds quaking, angels in the heights;
Praises ring through Heav'n and all the Earth;
All creation alleluia sings,
Bearing good news, Hailing Christ's birth.

3. Clear, calm night; Holy night;
God is with us, sent at Heav'n's delight.
Peace and justice, sacrifice and love
Brighten spirits like the dawning sun,
Blessing Earth with grace from above.

Source: Hymns and Devotions for Daily Worship #26

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Author: Weiyu Zhu

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First Line: Clear, calm night; Holy night
Title: Clear, Calm Night; Holy Night
Chinese Title: Shengye qing, shengye jing
Author: Weiyu Zhu (1921)
Author: Jingren Wu (1921)
Source: Hymns & Devotions for Daily Worship, 2024
Place of Origin: China
Language: English
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