[Answer] 3. First up comes "Joy To The World" to represent the carols in a positive light. Can you fill in the missing words? "Joy to the world, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King; Let every heart prepare Him room, And ___ and ___ sing,"

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...1. Heaven, Nature 2. Rich men, Poor men 3. God, Jesus 4. Light, Darkness "Joy To The World" is based on Psalm 98 of the Bible and was written by Isaac Watts in 1719. Lowell Mason then composed the accompanying music, perhaps based on Handel's "Messiah". Isaac Watts is also known for writing many other hymns, as well as works on theology and logic - his book "Logic" was used in several well established universities such as Oxford and Cambridge for over 100 years. He was born in 1674 in England, and died in 1748. As Isaac Watts wrote many hymns, Lowell Mason composed many tracks. He was born in 1792 in Massachusetts, USA, and died in 1872. As well as composing music, he also introduced it into American public schools, and is known as one of the first music educators.

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Heaven, Nature:

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