The First Christmas Day
Embracing Redemption: Unveiling the Spiritual Tapestry of The First Christmas Day
Lyrics
The First Christmas Day
The beginning of the narrative about the first Christmas Day.
They say that a new star shone bright as the sun
A new star is said to have appeared brightly, leading to a manger where a divine figure resided.
And led to a manger and Celestial One
The star guided people to a manger where a celestial being, possibly baby Jesus, was present.
And all that beheld it, feel to their knees to pray
Witnesses were so moved by the sight that they knelt down to pray and give thanks to God.
Give thanks to the Father on the first Christmas Day.
A call to express gratitude to the Father for the events on the first Christmas Day.
They say there were angels singing their praise,
Angels were singing praises and then communicated with shepherds in the fields.
Then called to the shepherds in fields, where they lay.
The shepherds were directed to the manger, where something significant awaited them.
And there in the arms of the Virgin sweet
The Virgin Mary held a special gift from God for all humanity.
Was God's gift to all men on that first Christmas Day.
Emphasizes that God's gift to humanity was given on the first Christmas Day.
They say that the wise men came bearing their gold.
Wise men arrived, bringing valuable gifts, yet they were humbled by the significance of the moment.
But still they were humbled by the pride in their soul.
Despite their wealth, the wise men were humbled by their own pride.
But all fear departed as they gazed on His face.
Fear dissipated as the wise men beheld the face of the divine figure, indicating a transformative experience.
How long they had waited for this first Christmas Day.
Expresses the anticipation and longing for the first Christmas Day.
Adonai! Behold a King is born. The world will know His name.
"Adonai" is exclaimed, emphasizing the birth of a King and the proclamation that the world will know His name.
Adonai. Adonai Here am I.
A declaration of readiness and submission.
They say He's a ransom for sinners like me.
Describes the belief that the divine figure born is a ransom for sinners.
Why are my transgressions so easy to see.
The speaker reflects on the visibility of their own transgressions.
But there in the cradle, God shows me the way.
Despite human shortcomings, redemption is found in the message of Christmas, symbolized by the cradle.
I found my redemption on that first Christmas Day.
Personal redemption is discovered on the first Christmas Day.
Adonai! Behold a King is born. The world will know His name.
Reiteration of the proclamation of the birth of a King and the anticipation of the world recognizing His name.
Adonai. Adonai Here am I.
A reaffirmation of readiness and submission.
Each Yuletide is welcomed by carols and bells
Describes the festive atmosphere of Yuletide with carols, bells, and angelic choirs.
And choirs of angels, their choruses swell.
Celebration of the joyous world acknowledging and honoring the King in praise.
While joyous world honors the King in praise,
Shifts focus to the speaker's personal reflection, looking to the cradle where true love is found.
I look to the cradle, where true love lays -
The speaker finds profound meaning in the cradle as a representation of true love, a gift from the Father on the first Christmas Day.
A gift from the Father on the first Christmas Day.
Final expression of the divine gift received on the first Christmas Day.
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