Christmas Day, from Heber's Hymns, 1870, 8.

Nativity - The Birth of Jesus Christ

Here are some hymns on the Nativity, the birth of the Saviour Jesus Christ.

l A l B l C l F l G l H l J l L l O l P l R l S l T l U l W l

A: A great and mighty wonder (Anatolius/Neale); All my heart this night rejoices - A Song of Joy at Dawn (Gerhardt/Winkworth); A B C
B: Behold! behold! what wonder's here! (Gerhardt/John Kelly); Blessed morning! all the year - The Light of Life (Monsell); Born in a stable he (Thomas Kelly); Brightest and best of the sons of the morning! - Epiphany (Heber); A B C
C: Calm was the hallowed night! - A Christmas Hymn (Elliott); Child of promise, looked for long! (Thomas Kelly); Christ is born, go tell the story (Thomas Kelly); Christ, whose first appearance lighted - The appearance of Christ (Spitta/Massie); Come hither, ye faithful (Caswall); Come, tune your heart, to bear its part (Gellert/Cox); Come, ye lofty! come, ye lowly! (Gurney); A B C
F: Fly abroad, and tell the story (Thomas Kelly); From the far East we come - The Signal Star (Bonar); A B C
G: Glory be to God on high! - Christmas (Monsell); A B C
H: Hark, how all the welkin rings! (Charles Wesley); Hark, the glad sound! the Saviour comes (Doddridge); Hark! what mean those holy voices (Cawood); Hark! what sounds salute our ears (Thomas Kelly); He has come! the Christ of God - A Bethlehem Hymn (Bonar); A B C
J: Jacob's star is risen at last (Thomas Kelly); Joy and gladness! joy and gladness! (Bethune); A B C
L: Lead us, O Lord, to Bethlehem - Show us Jesus (Bonar); A B C
N: Night of wonder, night of glory - Night of wonder (Bonar); A B C
O: Oh, how wondrous is the story! (More); Oh Saviour, whom this holy morn - Christmas Day (Heber); A B C
P: Praise the Lord, ye heavens above! - The Epiphany (Monsell); A B C
R: Rejoice, my soul, the Christ has come! - Christmas Cheer (Bonar); A B C
S: Seed of the woman, looked for long (Thomas Kelly); Sons of men, behold from far! (Charles Wesley); A B C
T: The angel has come down - The Foreglow (Bonar); The Christ of God hath come - Made of a Woman (Bonar); The Lord of all things, in his humble birth (Guyon/Cowper); The wondering sages trace from far - Epiphany Hymn (Ernst Lange/Cox); There was no angel midst the throng - The Divine Deliverer (Webster Hinsdale); This night a wondrous revelation (Nachtenhöfer/Hoppe); A B C
U: Unto us a Son is given (Thomas Kelly); A B C
W: We'll sing in spite of scorn (Thomas Kelly); We sing to thee, Immanuel (Gerhardt/Cox); Welcome, welcome, Holy Child! (Thomas Kelly); What sudden blaze of song - Christmas Day (Keble); Whence those sounds symphonious (Thomas Kelly); A B C