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» member profile:
bethany beyond jordan
» genre:
Acoustic >
Acoustic Piano
» location:
Donna Lane
» label: unsigned
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This song speaks about the kingdom of God within us (Luke 17:21).
This song is the opening song for the Easter program, 'Mary Magdalene's Remembrance.'
This song is a reflection of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, both from the perspective of the cheering crowds and the heart of Jesus, who knew why He had come and what was going to happen there.
This song is based on Jesus' confrontation of the Pharisees in the Temple. He made clear their hypocrisy, calling them 'white washed tombs.'
This song reflects on what is commonly called the Last Supper. Here Jesus gives His disciples the bread and cup representing His body and blood; this we also do in remembrance of what He has done for us.
The solitary struggle of Christ is shared in this song of passion and pain. He spends time talking with His Father, and prepares to go to the cross and take on our sin, once and for all.
Nothing can truly capture the depth and heart of the cross. This song takes the observer's position, as Mary Magdalene sings of her fears of being alone and unloved, as she watches Jesus die on the cross.
This song tells the story of Mary's discovery of the empty tomb, her failed attempt to convince Peter of the truth, Peter's response and finally the triumph of the risen Lord! This song ends the program, 'Mary Magdalene's Remembrance.'
This song tells the story from the book of Acts of Stephen's great faith and courage, and Saul's persecution and murder of Stephen, ending with Paul's conversion experience on the road to Damascus.