What of­fer­ing shall I bring to Thee,
Immanuel, my king and God?
Who didst vouch­safe a man to be
To save me by Thy pre­cious blood;
Thou, at whose birth the an­gels sing,
Peace up­on earth, goodwill to men,
To whom the sag­es hum­bly bring
Their gifts, though Thou ap­pear so mean.

This will I do, Thou Child di­vine,
I’ll give Thee that for which Thou cam’st;
My soul and bo­dy, Lord, are Thine,
And them in love to me Thou claim’st:
My hum­ble sa­cri­fice re­ceive,
Dear Je­sus, born to bleed for me,
That I by faith in Thee might live,
And with Thee live eter­nal­ly.