In the First Light

In the First Light – Mary and Joseph watch Jesus as dawn rises over Bethlehem.

In the First Light

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In the first light of a new day
No one knew He had arrived
Things continued as they had been
But a newborn softly cried

But the heavens let them wonder
Through the meaning of His birth
In the weakness of a baby
They knew God had come to earth

As His mother held Him closely
It was hard to understand
That her baby not yet speaking
Was the Word of God to man

He would tell them of His kingdom
But their hearts would not believe
They would hate Him and in anger
They would nail Him to a tree

But the sadness would be broken
As the song of life arose
And the Firstborn of creation
Would ascend and take His throne

He had left it to redeem us
But before His life began
He knew He’d come back, not as a baby
But as the Lord of every man

Hear the angels on the morning of His birth
But how much greater will His coming be
When He comes again to earth
When He comes to rule the earth

In the First Light – Mary and Joseph watch Jesus as dawn rises over Bethlehem.

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About the carol In the First Light

“In the First Light” is a Christmas song recorded by the Christian music group Point of Grace. The song reflects the group’s focus on faith-based music and explores the spiritual meaning of Christmas through contemporary Christian harmonies.

The song focuses on the birth of Jesus and the significance of the moment when Christ entered the world. It reflects themes of hope, salvation and the beginning of a new promise. The imagery of first light represents the arrival of hope and the transformation associated with the Christmas story.

Point of Grace’s harmonies create a peaceful and uplifting atmosphere that supports the song’s message. Its connection to Christmas comes directly from its focus on the Nativity and the Christian understanding of Jesus’ birth. “In the First Light” represents the worshipful side of Christmas music, encouraging listeners to reflect on faith and the meaning behind the holiday.