The in­fant King of Heav’n is here:

The phrase "The in­fant King of Heav’n is here:" resonates through 1 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

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Draw near, ye faith­ful souls, draw near;

The in­fant King of Heav’n is here:

None treads aright but Beth­le­hem-ward;

In Triumph, Joy and Holy Fear

Lyricist: John Wade, ca. 1743
Composer: Frederick Fillmore, 1893
Hymn 1

...Draw near, ye faith­ful souls, draw near;

The in­fant King of Heav’n is here:

None treads aright but Beth­le­hem-ward;...

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Draw near, ye faith­ful souls, draw near;

The in­fant King of Heav’n is here:

None treads aright but Beth­le­hem-ward;

In Triumph, Joy and Holy Fear

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