| Song | Christian Dost Thou See Them |
| Content Description | “Christian Dost Thou See Them” is a thoughtful and reverent Christmas hymn that calls believers to reflect deeply on the coming of Jesus Christ and the spiritual meaning of His birth. The lyrics encourage faith, awareness, and devotion, inviting Christians to look beyond the surface of the season and recognize the glory of the Savior. With themes of worship, reflection, and spiritual awakening, this hymn is often used in Advent and Christmas services, helping believers prepare their hearts for Christ. |
| Album | Most Popular Gospel Songs – Letter C |
| Genre | Contemporary Christian Music |
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| Tags | Christian hymn, Advent worship, Christmas carol, Reflective hymn, Gospel song, Nativity, Church worship, Spiritual song |
| Theme(s) | Christmas, Advent, Faith, Worship, Reflection, Birth of Jesus, Spiritual Awareness |
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Christian, Dost Thou See Them On The Holy Ground,
How The Powers Of Darkness Rage Thy Steps Around?
Christian, Up And Smite Them, Counting Gain But Loss,
In The Strength That Cometh By The Holy Cross.
Christian, Dost Thou Feel Them, How They Work Within,
Striving, Tempting, Luring, Goading Into Sin?
Christian, Never Tremble; Never Be Downcast;
Gird Thee For The Battle, Watch And Pray And Fast.
Christian, Dost Thou Hear Them, How They Speak Thee Fair?
“Always Fast And Vigil? Always Watch And Prayer?”
Christian, Answer Boldly: “While I Breathe I Pray!”
Peace Shall Follow Battle, Night Shall End In Day.
“Well I Know Thy Trouble, O My Servant True;
Thou Art Very Weary, I Was Weary, Too;
But That Toil Shall Make Thee Some Day All Mine Own,
At The End Of Sorrow Shall Be Near My Throne.”
