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The most famous of all Charles Wesley’s Christmas hymns celebrates the birth of Christ, in company with the shepherds of Bethlehem.
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A hymn for Christmas, wondering at the mystery of the infinity of God contained within the tiny frame of a new-born child.
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Charles Wesley finds comfort in the knowledge that nothing can separate him from the love of Jesus Christ.
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Charles Wesley is bursting with the good news of salvation, but for a moment finds himself at a loss for words.
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A short poem about the transformation of the communion bread and wine by the action of God’s Spirit.
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A short poem about the irresistible power of the Name of Jesus Christ, and its source in that mildest of images, the helpless lamb.
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