Sitemap

Jesus Is the Bridge Ministries Home

The Word

Online KJV Bible

Study of Epistles

Bible Maps

How to Study the Bible

Spanish Bible

Which Version?

Praise and Worship

Old Time Hymns Lyrics

Christmas

Devotionals

Hymn Scores

Hymn Stories

Hymns by Writer

Hymns MP3's

Original MP3's

Full-Length Midis

Prayer and Faith

Prayer Rooms

Godly Lives

How to Be Saved

Help for New Christians

Help in Need

Great Bible Prayers

Personal Testimony

Spiritual Warfare

What Christians Believe

Connections

Links Page

Webrings

Images

Partnerships

Submissions

Ministry

Blog

Body of Christ Discovered!

Faith in Fiction

The Seventh Trumpet

Prophet's Tale

Henry Gets Life

Prisoner of the Lord

 

(I corrected several path problems on August 29, August 30, and September 1, including these selections: Which  Version?, Christmas, Images, Body of Christ Discovered, Hymn Midis, KJV Bible, and Spiritual Warfare.  Sorry for any problems; please let know if you find others. - Gary)

 

To Shepherds as They Watched by Night

by Martin Luther, Puer Nobis Nascitur (15th Century Latin melody).  Translated by Richard Massie    Midi File

To shepherds as they watched by night
Appeared a host of angels bright;
Behold the tender Babe, they said,
In yonder lowly manger laid.

At Bethlehem, in David’s town,
As Micah did of old make known;
’Tis Jesus Christ, your Lord and King,
Who doth to all salvation bring.

Oh, then rejoice that through His Son
God is with sinners now at one;
Made like yourselves of flesh and blood,
Your Brother is the eternal God.

What harm can sin and death then do?
The true God now abides with you.
Let hell and Satan rage and chafe,
Christ is your Brother—ye are safe.

Not one He will or can forsake
Who Him his confidence doth make.
Let all his wiles the Tempter try,
You may his utmost powers defy.

Ye shall and must at last prevail;
God’s own ye are, ye cannot fail.
To God forever sing your praise
With joy and patience all your days.

 

 


;

 

 

 

 

 

     

Site designed and maintained by Gary W Cavendish, Webmaster.  ©2008 by Gary W Cavendish.  All rights to original content reserved.