Naught but need and pe­nu­ry; why thus cra­dled here?

The phrase "Naught but need and pe­nu­ry; why thus cra­dled here?" resonates through 1 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“Naught but need and pe­nu­ry; why thus cra­dled here?”· 1 hymn found
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Royal pur­ple where? Here no re­gal pomp we see;

Naught but need and pe­nu­ry; why thus cra­dled here?

Pitying love for fall­en man brought Me down thus low…

Dost Thou in a Manger Lie?

Lyricist: Jean Mauburn, 1494
Composer: Thomas Noble, 1918
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...Royal pur­ple where? Here no re­gal pomp we see;

Naught but need and pe­nu­ry; why thus cra­dled here?

Pitying love for fall­en man brought Me down thus low…...

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Royal pur­ple where? Here no re­gal pomp we see;

Naught but need and pe­nu­ry; why thus cra­dled here?

Pitying love for fall­en man brought Me down thus low…

Dost Thou in a Manger Lie?

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