| Song | He Came With His Heavenly Crown |
| Album | The Christian Hymn Book |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | A. Campbell And Others |
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| Tags | He Came With His Heavenly Crown |
| Theme(s) | Life And Ministry |
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He Came With His Heavenly Crown,
His Scepter Clad With Power;
His Coming Was In Feebleness,
The Infant Of An Hour;
An Humble Manger Cradled, First,
The Virgin’s Holy Birth,
And Lowing Herds Surrounded There
The Lord Of Heaven And Earth.
He Came, Not In His Robe Of Wrath,
With Arm Outstretched To Slay;
But On The Darkling Paths Of Earth,
To Pour Celestial Day;
To Guide In Peace The Wandering Feet,
The Broken Heart To Bind,
And Bear Upon The Painful Cross,
The Sins Of Human Kind.
And Thou Hast Borne Them, Saviour Meek!
And Therefore Unto Thee,
In Humbleness And Gratitude,
Our Hearts Shall Offered Be;
Our Contrite Hearts, An Offering, Lord,
Which Thou Wilt Not Despise,
Our Souls, Our Bodies, All Be Thine,
A Living Sacrifice!
