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A retuned hymn for Epiphany, when the wise men from the east noticed "a little stranger star," and followed it to the newborn Messiah. The lyrics are by Cecil Frances Alexander, best known for her hymns "All Things Bright and Beautiful," "Once in David's Royal City," and "There is a Green Hill Far Away."
lyrics
Saw you never, in the twilight,
when the sun had left the skies,
up in heav'n the clear stars shining
through the gloom, like silver eyes?
So of old the wise men, watching,
saw a little stranger star,
and they knew the King was given,
and they followed it from far.
Have you never heard the story
how they crossed the desert wild,
journeyed on by plain and mountain
till they found the holy child?
How they opened all their treasure,
kneeling to that infant King;
gave the gold and fragrant incense,
gave the myrrh in offering?
Know ye not that lowly baby
was the bright and morning Star?
He who came to light the nations
and the darkened isles afar?
And we, too, may seek his cradle;
there our hearts' as treasure bring;
love and faith and true devotion
for our Savior, God, and King.
credits
released January 6, 2023
Music: Michael Kuehn
Lyrics: Cecil Frances Alexander (1853)
Artwork: Hazel Kuehn
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