We Would See Jesus In Bethlehems Glade – Hymn Lyric
“We Would See Jesus In Bethlehem‘s Glade” is a hymn that reminds us to seek Jesus in every part of our lives. From His humble birth in a manger to His ultimate sacrifice on the cross, we are called to see Jesus in our words, actions, and prayers. Let us strive to reflect His love and compassion to the world, embodying His teachings in all that we do.
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We Would See Jesus In Bethlehems Glade – Hymn Lyric
“We would see Jesus” in Bethlehem’s glade,
Born in a manger, in poverty’s shade;
Sought for by wise men from country afar,
Wise in their seeking, and led by a star.
Refrain:
“We would see Jesus” in all that we say;
“We would see Jesus” day after day;
“We would see Jesus” whene’er we pray;
O for a vision of Jesus.
“We would see Jesus” neath olive-tree shade,
Falling in anguish, and bloody sweat prayed;
Thrice asking favor from heaven above,
Yielding his will, to the Father in love.
“We would see Jesus” on dark Calvary,
Dying in anguish, for you and for me,
Breathing his life out that sinners might live
Love’s benediction, O Father forgive.
“We would see Jesus” in high-priestly pray’r,
For his disciples who bowed with him there;
And for believers that they be hence-forth,
Sanctified wholly through Jesus the truth.
“We would see Jesus” in Joseph’s new tomb
By loving hands spiced for the grave, and its gloom;
Waiting the vict’ry, by earth-quake made known
When angel messengers roll’d back the stone.
Meaning of We Would See Jesus In Bethlehems Glade
“We Would See Jesus In Bethlehem’s Glade” is a beautiful hymn that reminds us to seek Jesus in all aspects of our lives. Just like the wise men who followed a star to find the newborn Savior, we, too, should strive to see Jesus in everything we do.
When we think of Bethlehem’s glade and the humble manger where Jesus was born, we are reminded of the importance of humility and simplicity. Jesus, the King of Kings, chose to enter the world in poverty, showing us that true greatness comes from a heart filled with love and compassion.
As we go about our daily lives, let us remember to seek Jesus in our words and actions. Let His love and kindness shine through us, so that others may see Him reflected in our lives. Every day is an opportunity to show Jesus to the world, through our words and deeds.
In times of trials and challenges, let us look to Jesus in prayer. Just as He prayed in the garden of Gethsemane, let us surrender our will to the Father in love, trusting in His plan for us. Jesus is our comfort and strength, and He is always there to guide us through life’s struggles.
When we think of Jesus on the cross at Calvary, we are reminded of the ultimate sacrifice He made for us. His love knows no bounds, and He willingly gave His life so that we may live. Let us always remember the depth of His love for us and strive to share that love with others.
In Jesus’ high-priestly prayer, He interceded for His disciples and all believers. Let us follow His example and pray for one another, lifting each other up in faith and love. Through Jesus, we find truth and sanctification, becoming more like Him each day.
Lastly, let us remember Jesus’ victory over death as He rose from the grave. The stone was rolled away, and the angels proclaimed His triumph. As we celebrate this victory, let us live in the joy and hope that comes from knowing Jesus is alive in our hearts.
So, as we sing “We Would See Jesus In Bethlehem’s Glade,” let us strive to see Him in every aspect of our lives. Let His love and grace fill us, guiding us on our journey of faith. May we always seek Jesus, day after day, in all that we do. O for a vision of Jesus – may it be our constant prayer.
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