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Text:With The Shepherds, Adoration
Author:Arthur T. Russell
Tune:QUEM PASTORES
Media:MIDI file

9618. With The Shepherds, Adoration

1 With the shepherds, adoration
Let us bring to our Salvation,
Jesus, hope of every nation:
"Fear not ye," the angels say.

2 Lo! the King of glory taketh
Mortal flesh : with us He maketh
His abode : to praise awaketh
Heaven upon His natal day.

3 See the eastern sages pouring
At His feet their gifts adoring:
More He is to them restoring:
Now to Him our hearts we bring.

4 Now to Jesus, through whose merit
We eternal joys inherit,
With the Father and the Spirit,
Let us thanks and praises sing.

Text Information
First Line: With the shepherds, adoration
Title: With The Shepherds, Adoration
Author: Arthur T. Russell
Meter: 88.87
Language: English
Source: Psalms and Hymns (Cambridge, England: John Deighton, 1851)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: QUEM PASTORES
Meter: 88.87
Key: F Major
Source: Hohefurth Manuscript, 1410
Copyright: Public Domain



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