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		Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Original Language Title	Original Language	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Meter	Scripture	Text Sources	Text Place Of Origin	Topics	Lectionary Weeks	Tunes	Media	Audio Preview	Flexscore	Auth Text Flex Score	Tune Auth Has Audio	Has One License Preview	Total Instances	Text Is Public Domain	Id	Matching Instances
		What kind of greatness	What kind of greatness can this be	Oh, what else can I do but kneel and worship You			English	Graham Kendrick			Luke 2:7This hymn reflects the wonder of Christ's humble birth in Luke 2, responding in worship to God's incarnate greatness.												3	0	1024234	1
		Peace among earth's peoples	Peace among earth's peoples is like a star				English	Margery Stomne Selden		10.10.9.10	Luke 2:10-14This hymn echoes the angels' proclamation of peace on earth from Luke 2:14 at Christ's birth.		United States										3	0	1056016	1
		When Christ Was Born In Bethlehem	When Christ was born in Bethlehem, Uncrowned with royal diadem				English	Grace Wieser Davis		8.8.8.8 D	Luke 2:7This hymn directly references Luke 2's account of Christ's humble birth in Bethlehem without earthly royal honors.												3	1	1084705	1
		Adeste fideles	Alestu, fidelaj, ĝoje triumfantaj								Luke 2:15This hymn calls the faithful to come to Bethlehem and worship the newborn King, directly reflecting Luke 2's nativity narrative and the angels' announcement of Christ's birth.												3	0	1157424	1
		Once in royal David's city	En la reĝa Betlehemo				Esperanto	Cecil Frances Alexander; Clarence Bicknell			Luke 2:4-5This hymn retells Luke 2's nativity story, celebrating Christ's humble birth in Bethlehem, the city of David.												3	1	1157434	1
		As Angels Joyed with One Accord	As angels joyed with one accord				English	Werner H. Franzmann		8.8.8.8	Luke 2:13-14This hymn celebrates the angels' joyful announcement of Christ's birth to the shepherds as recorded in Luke 2.												3	0	1164223	1
		Usiku Walipoketi	Usiku walipoketi wachunga wa kondoo		While shepherds watched their flocks by night		Swahili	Nahum Tate			Luke 2:8-9This hymn retells Luke 2's nativity story of shepherds watching their flocks by night when angels announced Christ's birth.												3	1	1169063	1
		Sote tufurahi	Sote tufurahi, Habari ni njema				Swahili	Wilson Kyakajumba			Luke 2:10					[Sote tufurahi]» X							3	0	1169064	1
		Kawadia Siku Za Kuzaliwa	Kawadia siku za kuzaliwa		Away in a manger, no crib for a bed	English	Swahili	M. G. Mutsoli			Luke 2:7												3	1	1169070	1
		Toda la tierra (All Earth is Waiting)	Toda la tierra espera al Salvador (All earth is waiting to see the Promised One) (Suppe)		Toda la tierra	Spanish	English	Alberto Taulé; Gertrude C. Suppe		Irregular	Luke 2:7	Catalonian text											3	0	1171242	1
		Mary, First among Believers	Mary, first among believers				English	Delores Dufner, OSB, b. 1939		8.7.8.7 D	Luke 2:15-19			Annunciation of the Lord (March 25); Assumption of Mary (August 15); Blessed Virgin Mary; Communion of Saints; Discipleship; Exile; Faith; Justice; Light; Love for Others; People of God; Promise of God; Refuge; Saints; Suffering		PLEADING SAVIOR » X					1	1	3	0	1233782	1
		Let All Together Praise Our God	Let all together praise our God, Before His highest throne (Crull)				English	Nikolaus Herman; August Crull		8.6.8.8.6	Luke 2:1-20This hymn celebrates the nativity account of Luke 2, depicting Christ's humble birth in a manger as God's Son descending from heaven to earth.												3	1	1281288	1
		Estennialon de tsonoue, Jesous ahatonhia!	Estennialon de tsonoue, Jesous ahatonhia!	Jesous ahatonhia, ahatonhia! Jesous ahatonhia!			Huron	Pastro (nun s-ta) Jean de Brébeuf (1593-1649)	Estennialon de tsonoue Jesous ahatonnhia ...		Luke 2:10			Christmas		UNE JEUNE PUCELLE » X					1		3	0	1284513	1
		Invitation to Prayer	O Lord, open our lips				English	Michael Joncas	O Lord, open our lips, All: and we ...		Luke 2:1-20This hymn's call to open our lips in praise echoes Mary's Magnificat and the angels' proclamation in Luke 2.			Liturgy of the Hours Morning Prayer		[O Lord, open our lips]» X							3	0	1328215	1
		Silent night, holy night	Silent night, holy night				English	Joseph Mohr, 1792-1848; S. A. Brooke, 1832-1916	One - 1 Silent night, holy night; ...	Irregular	Luke 2:4-20This hymn retells Luke 2's nativity story, depicting Mary and Joseph at the manger, the shepherds seeing angelic light, and Christ the Redeemer's birth.			Christmas; Christmas Midnight		STILLE NACHT » X					1		3	0	1335269	1
		The Son of God his glory hides	The Son of God his glory hides				English	Jean de Santeul, 1630-1697; John Chandler, 1806-1876	The Son of God his glory hides to dwell ...	8.6.8.6	Luke 2:51-52			Christmas		THIS ENDRYS NYGHT » X					1		3	0	1347886	1
		Hush, Little Jesus Boy	Hush, little Jesus boy, hallalujah (Yesu, ulale, Haleluya)		Yesu, ulale	Swahili	English	Howard S. Olson			Luke 2:19This hymn tenderly portrays the infant Jesus as Mary's child and David's descendant, directly reflecting Luke 2's nativity narrative.	Ilyamba from Membo me Kiklisto, anon.											3	0	1400073	1
		Venid, niños todos, venid sin tardar	Venid, niños todos, venid sin tardar				Spanish				Luke 2:15-20This hymn invites children to come celebrate Christ's birth, echoing Luke 2's nativity narrative.												3	0	1515293	1
		Luke 2:29-32 (Canticle of Simeon)	At last, all-powerful Master	Guard us, O Lord			English		Guard us, O Lord, while we sleep, and ...		Luke 2:29-32	Antiphon: The Grail; Luke 2: The Grail		Death; Ecumenism; Eternal Life; Evening; Funeral; Light; Peace; Petition; Prayer; Presentation of the Lord (February 2); Promise; Salvation		[Guard us, O Lord]» X							3	0	1516910	1
		What Shall We Give	What shall we give to the child in the manger?				English	Stephen Dean			Luke 2:1-14This hymn reflects on the gifts brought to the infant Jesus in the manger, echoing Luke 2's nativity narrative.												3	0	1557202	1

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