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As
With
Gladness
Men
of
Old
at
nar
rude
man
star
us
they
guid
that
that
the
cre
the
ger
ly
ing
no
in
man
low
light;
way;
bare;
bed
hold
ed
row
and
ger
be
heav'n
Je
off
joy
glad
the
ly
they
with
with
ly
sus,
ered
ful
ness,
2.
As
1.
As
As
5.
In
4.
Ho
3.
bright,
day
rare
sped
old
At
Need
Keep
To
Did
try
coun
ev
gifts
steps
men
of
they
most
'ry
which
somed
from
and
ward,
goes
souls
sin's
earth
beam
Sun
ran
free
Heav'n
on
down;
last
loy,
dore;
bright
not
at
al
a
ing
Light,
earth
we
bend
joy
its
when
Joy,
ho
knee
hailed
may
its
ly
with
the
they
Thou
to
with
things
And,
So
There
As
Thou
Bring
Pure
Him
Lead
Crown,
joy,
fore
light
its
our
and
whom
ing
past,
ly
its
be
are
its
to
glo
heav'n
mer
led
clouds
Thee,
seek
more
lu
le
no
to
er
er
Thy
ias
Thy
our
be
King!
hide.
King.
seat.
Thee.
our
ry
ly
cy
to
cost
ev
need
we
glor
treas
will
Lord,
er
no
liest
with
ious
for
they
our
may
most
There
Where
All
So
So,
feet
sing
guide,
bring,
we
Christ,
Al
Where
Ev
Ev
star
may
we
to
ures
ing
may
William
Chatterton
Dix,
1860
KELSO 7.7.7.7.7.7
or
'Every
Morning'
Edward
J.
Hopkins,
1901
As With Gladness Men of Old
at
nar
rude
man
star
us
they
guid
that
that
the
cre
the
ger
ly
ing
no
in
man
low
light;
way;
bare;
bed
hold
ed
row
and
ger
be
heav'n
Je
off
joy
glad
the
ly
they
with
with
ly
sus,
ered
ful
ness,
2.
As
1.
As
As
5.
In
4.
Ho
3.
bright,
day
rare
sped
old
At
Need
Keep
To
Did
try
coun
ev
gifts
steps
men
of
they
most
'ry
which
somed
from
and
ward,
goes
souls
sin's
earth
beam
Sun
ran
free
Heav'n
on
down;
last
loy,
dore;
bright
not
at
al
a
ing
Light,
earth
we
bend
joy
its
when
Joy,
ho
knee
hailed
may
its
ly
with
the
they
Thou
to
with
things
And,
So
There
As
Thou
Bring
Pure
Him
Lead
Crown,
joy,
fore
light
its
our
and
whom
ing
past,
ly
its
be
are
its
to
glo
heav'n
mer
led
clouds
Thee,
seek
more
lu
le
no
to
er
er
Thy
ias
Thy
our
be
King!
hide.
King.
seat.
Thee.
our
ry
ly
cy
to
cost
ev
need
we
glor
treas
will
Lord,
er
no
liest
with
ious
for
they
our
may
most
There
Where
All
So
So,
feet
sing
guide,
bring,
we
Christ,
Al
Where
Ev
Ev
star
may
we
to
ures
ing
may
William
Chatterton
Dix,
1860
KELSO 7.7.7.7.7.7
or
'Every
Morning'
Edward
J.
Hopkins,
1901
1. As with gladness, men of old Did the guiding star behold As with joy they hailed its light Leading onward, beaming bright So, most glorious Lord, may we Evermore be led to Thee.
2. As with joyful steps they sped To that lowly manger bed There to bend the knee before Him whom Heav'n and earth adore; So may we with willing feet Ever seek Thy mercy seat.
3. As they offered gifts most rare At that manger rude and bare; So may we with holy joy, Pure and free from sin's alloy, All our costliest treasures bring, Christ, to Thee, our heav'nly King.
4. Holy Jesus, ev'ry day Keep us in the narrow way; And, when earthly things are past, Bring our ransomed souls at last Where they need no star to guide, Where no clouds Thy glory hide.
5. In the heav'nly country bright, Need they no created light; Thou its Light, its Joy, its Crown, Thou its Sun which goes not down; There forever may we sing Alleluias to our King!
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