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On Christmas-clay, far up in Heaven, The bells ring loud and clear. To celebrate man's sins forgiven When God to man came near — So near ! — Owning a mother dear.
The shepherds, from the moonlit grass, Heard angels o'er them sing ; And 'star-led' magi on did pass, To hail their King — our King — Earth's King- Heaven's King, who grace did bring.
bright of light the diadem, white the robe as snow, Clothing, crowning, in Bethlehem, That Victor of our foe ! 'Twas so God did His glory show.
His glor...y and His love 'twas thus God manifested : — He Re-made, who had created us — ' From sin to set us free' — That we His children true might be.
That hour has long since pass'd away, As year has followed year, But still in Heaven, each Christmas-day, The bells ring loud and clear ; For here. On earth, as far up there, God aye to man is near — How near ! And man to God is dear — So dear !
John Waeeen White. Private. Christmas, 1897.
AN OLD RHYME.
Self-contain'd, the poet wauilers tliro' the motley crowd, Touching shoulders with the humble, shrinking from the proud ; Yet he rings, for all to hear, who will, in church or mart, Peals of music.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Christmas-clay, far up in Heaven, The bells ring loud and clear. To celebrate man's sins forgiven When God to man came near — So near ! — Owning a mother dear.
The shepherds, from the moonlit grass, Heard angels o'er them sing ; And 'star-led' magi on did pass, To hail their King — our King — Earth's King- Heaven's King, who grace did bring.
bright of light the diadem, white the robe as snow, Clothing, crowning, in Bethlehem, That Victor of our foe ! 'Twas so God did His glory show.
His glor...y and His love 'twas thus God manifested : — He Re-made, who had created us — ' From sin to set us free' — That we His children true might be.
That hour has long since pass'd away, As year has followed year, But still in Heaven, each Christmas-day, The bells ring loud and clear ; For here. On earth, as far up there, God aye to man is near — How near ! And man to God is dear — So dear !
John Waeeen White. Private. Christmas, 1897.
AN OLD RHYME.
Self-contain'd, the poet wauilers tliro' the motley crowd, Touching shoulders with the humble, shrinking from the proud ; Yet he rings, for all to hear, who will, in church or mart, Peals of music.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Warren White to read onlineMoreLess
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