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Jesus (Behold the Lamb of God) Free Downloads
for "Jesus (Behold
Who has the Father loved with the Spirit the Lamb of God)"
Before the worlds began mp3
From heaven through the womb of a virgin lyrics
God would become a Man chord chart
soundtrack 1*
Jesus, Jesus, soundtrack 2*
Angels fall in awe
Jesus, Jesus full orchestral score
Behold the Lamb of God you will need Acrobat Reader
to download this .pdf file
Who came to save the poor and the needy
Ruined in sin and strife bonus soundtrack Sent to proclaim the kingdom of heaven, (lower key: Cm - Dm)
Raising the dead to life
Come and behold Him, cursed and forsaken
Crowned with a crown of thorns
Surely He bore our grief and our sorrows
That we might be reborn
Who holds the keys to Death and to Hades
Never to die again
Who will return with fire in His eyes to
Judge all the souls of men
©2007 Abraham & Liza Philip soundtrack1 = with harmony
CCLI#5006458 soundtrack2 = no harmony This song is made freely available to you
personally and for use in a church setting,
but not for commercial reproduction.
Please report usage to CCLI. Thank you!
J.B. Phillips once wrote a book called, "Your God is Too Small." A
weak view of the Savior only inspires even weaker worship. This
song was written to remind ourselves that the real Jesus is worthy of
our deepest fear, awe, love, and obedience.
Part of the lyrical inspiration came from one of our favorite Christmas
hymns, "O Holy Night," especially the line "Fall on your knees, O hear
the angels' voices." We wanted to take that image one step further
and picture more than just mere mortals like us on our knees.
The chorus is meant to evoke a vision of angels beyond number,
more glorious and powerful than we can imagine, falling before
Christ the Lord. (If you're curious, that image comes straight from
Revelation 7:11-12).
We've found these two passages--Colossians 1:15-20 and
Revelation 1:12-18--to be especially strong medicine to cure a
view of Jesus that is anything less than full of wonder.
Come let us behold Him...O come let us adore Him. |
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Copyright 2005 Abe and Liza Philip. All rights reserved.
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