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{{Text|English | 1. Now blessed be Thou, Christ Jesu; | ||
1.Now blessed be Thou, Christ Jesu; | |||
Thou are man borne, this is true: | Thou are man borne, this is true: | ||
The aungels made a mery noyse, | The aungels made a mery noyse, | ||
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Kirieleyson. | Kirieleyson. | ||
2.The blessed Sonne of God onely | 2. The blessed Sonne of God onely | ||
In a cryybe full poore dyd lye: | In a cryybe full poore dyd lye: | ||
With oure poore flesh and oure blounde | With oure poore flesh and oure blounde | ||
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3.He that made heaven and earth of nought | 3. He that made heaven and earth of nought | ||
In our flesh hath oure health brought; | In our flesh hath oure health brought; | ||
For oure sake made He hymselfe full small; | For oure sake made He hymselfe full small; | ||
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4.Eternall lyght doth now appeare | 4. Eternall lyght doth now appeare | ||
To the worlde both farre and neare; | To the worlde both farre and neare; | ||
It shyneth full clear even at mydnight, | It shyneth full clear even at mydnight, | ||
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5.The Lord Christ Jesu, Godd's Sonne deare, | 5. The Lord Christ Jesu, Godd's Sonne deare, | ||
Was a gest and a straunger here; | Was a gest and a straunger here; | ||
Us for to brynge from mysery, | Us for to brynge from mysery, | ||
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6.Into this worlde ryght poore came He, | 6. Into this worlde ryght poore came He, | ||
To make us ryche in mercye: | To make us ryche in mercye: | ||
Therefore wolde He oure synnes forgeve, | Therefore wolde He oure synnes forgeve, | ||
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7.All this dyd He for us frely, | 7. All this dyd He for us frely, | ||
For to declare His great mercy: | For to declare His great mercy: | ||
All Christendome be mery therfore, | All Christendome be mery therfore, | ||
And geve Hym thankes evermore. | And geve Hym thankes evermore. | ||
Kirieleyson. | Kirieleyson.}} | ||
[[Category:Sheet music]] | [[Category:Sheet music]] | ||
[[Category:Christmas]] | [[Category:Christmas]] | ||
[[Category:Baroque music]] | [[Category:Baroque music]] | ||
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- Editor: Christopher R. Baker (submitted 2000-11-27). Copyright: CC BY 1.0
- Edition notes: verse 7, part of 'The Christmas Oratorio'
General Information
Title: Now Blessed be Thou, Christ Jesu
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach
Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Carol
Language: English
Instruments: A cappella
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Original text and translations
English text
1. Now blessed be Thou, Christ Jesu;
Thou are man borne, this is true:
The aungels made a mery noyse,
Yet have we more cause to rejoyse.
Kirieleyson.
2. The blessed Sonne of God onely
In a cryybe full poore dyd lye:
With oure poore flesh and oure blounde
Was clothed that everlastynge good.
Kirieleyson.
3. He that made heaven and earth of nought
In our flesh hath oure health brought;
For oure sake made He hymselfe full small;
That reigneth Lorde and Kynge over all.
Kirieleyson.
4. Eternall lyght doth now appeare
To the worlde both farre and neare;
It shyneth full clear even at mydnight,
Makynge us chyldren of His Lyght.
Kirieleyson.
5. The Lord Christ Jesu, Godd's Sonne deare,
Was a gest and a straunger here;
Us for to brynge from mysery,
That we might lyve eternally,
Kirieleyson.
6. Into this worlde ryght poore came He,
To make us ryche in mercye:
Therefore wolde He oure synnes forgeve,
That we with Hym in heaven myght lyve.
Kirieleyson.
7. All this dyd He for us frely,
For to declare His great mercy:
All Christendome be mery therfore,
And geve Hym thankes evermore.
Kirieleyson.