May every voice proclaim thy praise.And every knee bow in thy presenceThe tangible promise of our faith.May thy Charity, — Jessica Coupé, Daystar Rising: A Story of the First Christmas
May every voice proclaim thy praise.And every knee bow in thy presenceThe tangible promise of our faith.May thy Charity, — Jessica Coupé, Daystar Rising: A Story of the First Christmas
May every voice proclaim thy praise.And every knee bow in thy presenceThe tangible promise of our faith.May thy Charity, — Jessica Coupé, Daystar Rising: A Story of the First Christmas
May every voice proclaim thy praise.And every knee bow in thy presenceThe tangible promise of our faith.May thy Charity, — Jessica Coupé, Daystar Rising: A Story of the First Christmas
May every voice proclaim thy praise.And every knee bow in thy presenceThe tangible promise of our faith.May thy Charity, — Jessica Coupé, Daystar Rising: A Story of the First Christmas
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May every voice proclaim thy praise.And every knee bow in thy presenceThe tangible promise of our faith.May thy Charity, like a mantle, Lift us to God on high.

— Jessica Coupé, Daystar Rising: A Story of the First Christmas
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