| Song | The First Noel |
| Content Description | The First Noel is a traditional Christmas carol that joyfully celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. The word “Noel” means “birth” or “good news,” reflecting the announcement of the Savior’s arrival. This beloved hymn tells the story of the nativity, the angels, and the shepherds who first heard the joyful message. Widely sung during Christmas services and celebrations, it continues to inspire worshippers with its message of hope, peace, and salvation through Christ’s birth. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Christmas carol, worship song, nativity hymn, gospel carol, Christian classic, seasonal worship song |
| Theme(s) | Birth of Jesus, Christmas, salvation, joy, nativity, hope |
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The First Noel The Angel Did Say
Was To Certain Poor Shepherds
In Fields As They Lay;
In Fields As They Lay, Keeping Their Sheep,
On A Cold Winter’s Night That Was So Deep.
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel,
Born Is The King Of Israel.
They Looked Up And Saw A Star
Shining In The East Beyond Them Far,
And To The Earth It Gave Great Light,
And So It Continued Both Day And Night.
And By The Light Of That Same Star
Three Wise Men Came From Country Far;
To Seek For A King Was Their Intent,
And To Follow The Star Wherever It Went.
This Star Drew Nigh To The Northwest,
O’er Bethlehem It Took It Rest,
And There It Did Both Stop And Stay
Right Over The Place Where Jesus Lay.



