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SKU: A0.1009723
Composed by Phil Lambert. Sacred. Octavo. 10 pages. SonServices, Ink. #2023543. Published by SonServices, Ink. (A0.1009723).The musical form is verse/chorus from Eb - F, with a modulation to G for the final chorus. Observing the stars on the darkened coast road south of San Francisco, the following words came almost full-blown. Thanks be to God. Star of the universe, whose wondrous light was sent to Bethlehem that glorious night when Christ the Lord was born upon that blessed morn to lift our souls to Him on high, to Him on high. Then let us sing for all to hear, Arise and shine, our light has come; the Son of dawn, the Morning Star, the One Eternal Light. Star of the universe, go on your way and show that God alone is God of Light. For in His wondrous pow'r Your light begins to flow'r in souls throughout all time and space, all time and space. For now we sing that God is Light. There is no darkness found in Him. The Son of God, the Son of Man, the One great God of Light. For now we sing that God is here and in our souls He speaks to us. For He has said, I am the One, the Holy One, the great I Am!
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