I Believe In Bethlehem
Ray Boltz's song 'I Believe in Bethlehem' is a gentle Christmas carol that celebrates the birth of Jesus and the hope it brings to the world. The lyrics reflect on the nativity scene, mentioning shepherds, Mary, and the baby Jesus in a manger, while also expressing belief in the peace and goodwill that Christmas represents. The song emphasizes that the story of salvation began in Bethlehem, tying the Christmas narrative to the broader Christian faith. It is a warm, reflective piece that invites listeners to embrace the wonder of the season and the foundational event of Christianity.
I believe in Bethlehem
Shining stars and making friends
Peace on earth goodwill to men
In all the world
I believe in silent nights
Gifts of love and guiding lights
I believe it all began in Bethlehem
In a city far away
Lowly shepherds knelt to pray
In a manager Jesus lay
Shh, sound asleep
Angels singing in the sky
Mother Mary at His side
Precious gifts from far and wide
At His feet
I believe in Bethlehem
Shining stars and making friends
Peace on earth goodwill to men
In all the world
I believe in Bethlehem
Shining stars and making friends
Peace on earth goodwill to men
In all the world
I believe in silent nights
Gifts of love and guiding lights
I believe it all began in Bethlehem
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Peace on earth goodwill to men
I believe it all began
In a town called Bethlehem
Bethlehem (I believe)
It all began (I believe)
In Bethlehem