The Cambridge Carol Book/In Bethlehem hear I to-day

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For works with similar titles, see Δόξα ἐν ὑψίστοις Θεῷ.

Note from choral edition: "Words of Δόξα ἐν ὑψίστοις Θεῷ (December 25) by St. John Damascene († c. 780), translated by G. R. W."

John of DamascusCharles Wood & George Ratcliffe Woodward4370513The Cambridge Carol Book — In Bethlehem hear I to-day1924George Ratcliffe Woodward


XVII. IN BETHLEHEM HEAR I TO-DAY

1.In Bethlehem hear I to-day
The Angels chant a merry lay,

2.And 'Glory be to God on high,
That willeth Peace on earth,' they cry.

3.Now doth the Mother-maid enfold
Him whom high heav'n can no-way hold.

4.'Mid darkness hath the Day-star shined,
Exalting men of humble mind,

5.Who, with the Angels in the sky,
Sing, 'Glory be to God on high!'