One
precious
child
was
born
that
night,
so
long
ago
in
Bethlehem,
and
wise
men
led
by
star
so
bright
came
from
afar
to
worship
Him.
He
wasn't
born
in
palace
fair,
attended
by
some
royalty,
but
in
a
stable
that
night
there
the
cattle
were
His
company.
He
had
no
fleecy
layette
gown
to
keep
His
little
body
warm;
in
swaddling
clothes
she
laid
Him
down
inside
a
cold
and
airy
barn.
His
bed
was
made
from
stable
straw;
He
had
no
home
to
call
His
own,
but
shepherds
knelt
in
fear
and
awe
when
Heaven's
light
around
Him
shone.
No
other
child
since
time
began
has
brought
pure
joy
upon
the
earth,
nor
given
hope
to
every
man,
like
Jesus
Christ
of
lowly
birth.
Copyright
©
2000
Ruth
Gillis
And
she
brought
forth
her
firstborn
son,
and
wrapped
him
in
swaddling
clothes,
and
laid
him
in
a
manger,
because
there
was
no
room
for
them
in
the
inn.
Luke
2:7
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