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9792. Cradled All Lowly

1 Cradled all lowly,
Behold the Savior Child!
A being holy,
In dwelling rude and wild;
Ne’er yet was regal state
Of monarch proud and great,
Who grasped a nation’s fate,
So glorious as the manger bed
Of Bethlehem.

2 No longer sorrow
As without hope, O earth!
A brighter morrow
Dawned with that Infant’s birth.
Our sins were great and sore,
But these the Savior bore,
And God was wroth no more;
His own Son was the Child that lay
In Bethlehem.

3 Babe weak and wailing,
In lowly village stall,
Thy glory veiling,
Thou cam’st to die for all.
The sacrifice is done,
The world’s atonement won,
Till time its course hath run,
O Jesus, Savior, Morning Star
Of Bethlehem.

Text Information
First Line: Cradled all lowly
Title: Cradled All Lowly
Author: Henry Brougham Farnie (1874)
Language: English
Source: The Children's Hymnal, by John Ireland Tucker (New York: F. J.Huntington and Company, 1874)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Cradled all lowly]
Composer: Charles François Gounod
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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