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Who Is He
06:21
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Behold, the Lamb of God,
Who takes away
the sin of the world.
Behold, the word made flesh,
Out of our darkness,
There came a light to guide us home.
Behold, my Savior Christ,
In Him we find life
from whom life was born.
For He, of lowly birth,
Holds power and worth
from heaven’s throne.
He is the True Light,
He is the King of Israel,
He is the Mountain we will stand upon
when all will soon be well.
He is Messiah,
Out of His fullness we receive
grace upon grace,
Favor of God,
Freedom inside this name we seek,
Who is He, Jesus.
Behold, the Man who raised
up from our stone base,
strong-rooted oaks.
His love, and righteousness,
Though our shells compress,
Shine like the sun.
He is the True Light,
He is the King of Israel,
He is the Mountain we will stand upon
when all will soon be well.
He is Messiah,
Out of His fullness we receive
grace upon grace,
Favor of God,
Freedom inside this name we seek,
Who is He, Jesus.
Jesus, Jesus, Oh Jesus.
Oh behold the One
who is like the dawn.
Come awake and see Him,
The day reveals Him.
In glory, He reigns,
Though the earth may give way,
He who spoke into nothing
forever remains.
Oh behold the son
who is rising up.
Come away with Him,
Come belong to the Lamb,
Who has stood in the judgment,
The mighty I AM.
Come and sing once again,
Who is He, Jesus.
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How Much Sweeter
05:03
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Father they thirst,
would you give them a drink.
For I will draw from the water of sure purity,
where surely hearts will be glad
though just water I bring
out from this jar of Emmanuel.
Father how precious
this cup in my hand.
For I have drawn and I’ve found that the water is red.
And I have witnessed a love
though they know it, not yet,
As they delight in Emmanuel.
Sweet is the wine, but how much sweeter
You are to me.
But the water isn’t the blood,
The blood is sweeter,
Drawn of the precious flow of the Father.
All of these things I will treasure,
Emmanuel, my supply.
Happy the air with celebrating,
singing as purified by the laughter.
Song of a love,
And life long after.
I know of all these things in the Father,
And all of these things I will treasure,
Emmanuel, my delight.
Father You come
as a servent of man,
And though You were as my guest,
I no longer can stand,
In all my labor I fall
well before their demand.
Come take my place, O Emmanuel.
Sweet is the wine, but how much sweeter
You are to me.
But the water isn’t the blood,
The blood is sweeter,
Drawn of the precious flow of the Father.
All of these things I will treasure,
Emmanuel, my supply.
Happy the air with celebrating,
singing as purified by the laughter.
Song of a love,
And life long after.
I know of all these things in the Father,
And all of these things I will treasure,
Emmanuel, my delight.
Father I’ve found now the treasure of life,
It’s like the shade in the desert,
The scent of the pines.
And as the birds sing their chorus,
and I taste the wine,
It’s not in them but Emmanuel,
That I delight.
Father I’ve found now the treasure of life,
It’s like the shade in the desert,
The scent of the pines.
And as the birds sing their chorus,
and I taste the wine,
It’s not in them but Emmanuel,
That I delight.
Sweet is the wine, but how much sweeter
You are to me.
But the water isn’t the blood,
The blood is sweeter,
Drawn of the precious flow of the Father.
All of these things I will treasure,
Emmanuel, my supply.
Happy the air with celebrating,
singing as purified by the laughter.
Song of a love,
And life long after.
I know of all these things in the Father,
And all of these things I will treasure,
Emmanuel, my delight.
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3. |
How I Rose
03:32
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I have heard
of such a man,
Who came swiftly with healing in His hand.
And so I heard,
that He hears our pleas.
And as He answers, so we must believe.
Before the miraculous,
His mighty works,
I heard His words are an anchor
for those who would keep them in their hearts,
That they could save,
the perishing soul.
That’s how I rose,
(in wonder, I was going under)
That’s how I rose,
(should’ve been over, nothing but a savior’s word)
How I sing of His love,
How I trust Hims so much.
That’s how I rose,
(in wonder, I was going under)
That’s how I rose,
(should’ve been over, nothing but a savior’s word)
How I sing of His love,
That’s how I trust Him,
I trust Him so much.
I heard He saves
the rich and the poor,
That He brings down all the mighty
and comforts the worn,
And that He speaks,
To those who would store,
As treasure, His Hope.
That’s how I rose,
(in wonder, I was going under)
That’s how I rose,
(should’ve been over, nothing but a savior’s word)
How I sing of His love,
How I trust Hims so much.
That’s how I rose,
(in wonder, I was going under)
That’s how I rose,
(should’ve been over, nothing but a savior’s word)
How I sing of His love,
That’s how I trust Him,
I trust Him so much.
Right now and through life,
As the wellspring inside me,
His words carry mercy
by faith to bring clarity,
Into this fog,
As the truth with no boundaries
Has reached me,
So my father tells me.
That’s how I rose,
That’s how I rose,
That’s how I rose,
(in wonder, I was going under, should’ve been over, nothing but a Savior’s word)
How I sing of His love,
How I trust Him,
I trust Him so much.
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Could I be like Him,
Could I be generous,
Could I see people wanting me
And be able still to see.
Could I be King,
And Give up all things.
Oh that He is Who I want to be.
See that He’s gracious.
In His heart, He is kind.
To any who’d come, He would provide,
Giving us bread, or giving His life.
See that He is,
All our supply.
Oh that He’d give all we long to find,
Come, Bless Him.
Oh crowds around Him, bless Him.
See it’s more than bread,
He gives you.
Raise your hand toward the Son,
For strength to welcome everyone,
With grace like water through the ages,
A people like an oak for nations,
granting shade through all the day.
Oh as we receive Him,
Come, Bless Him.
See that He called for us,
all the ungenerous.
What of this King
Makes Him to be,
Kind to the selfish,
Patient with stone hearts.
Seeing this Man,
Loving the weak,
Experiencing,
What love has freed me.
Oh that I am starting to be,
Through Him a haven,
What more have I to need,
Oh, Bless Him.
Oh crowds around Him, bless Him.
See it’s more than bread,
He gives you.
Raise your hand toward the Son,
For strength to welcome everyone,
With grace like water through the ages,
A people like an oak for nations,
granting shade through all the day.
Oh as we receive Him,
Come, Bless Him.
(Gospel Message)
Oh crowds around Him, bless Him.
See it’s more than bread,
He gives you.
Raise your hand toward the Son,
For strength to welcome everyone,
With grace like water through the ages,
A people like an oak for nations,
granting shade through all the day.
Oh as we receive Him,
Come, Bless Him.
Oh crowds around Him, bless Him.
See it’s more than bread,
He gives you.
Raise your hand toward the Son,
For strength to welcome everyone,
With grace like water through the ages,
A people like an oak for nations,
granting shade through all the day.
Oh as we receive Him,
Come, Bless Him.
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5. |
Carry Us Home
06:30
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We set sail
here on a journey,
Through the night,
Sure in our hearts we’d see daylight.
Come by the morning,
We’d meet the dawn.
But as we crossed
through the sea,
The wind, it ripped,
Over and over,
As did our
strength and courage
flee from our grip.
And there was this
Man Who walked toward us
above the waves.
A Man we knew,
That with Him all fears fall away.
Jesus, Maker of heaven sustain us.
Carry us safely to shore.
Carry us home with You, Lord.
Jesus, like a sunrise in my heart,
the dawn of this light to enliven the dark,
Unveil all the land we belong,
and carry us home.
Carry us,
Through all the terrors of night.
Oh carry us,
And I know this storm will subsided.
As You found us,
Lord, as hearts in Your hand, carry us.
Jesus, Maker of heaven sustain us.
Carry us safely to shore.
Carry us home with You, Lord.
Jesus, like a sunrise in my heart,
the dawn of this light to enliven the dark,
Unveil all the land we belong,
and carry us home.
And there is this
Man in whom we learn
to place all hope.
A Man we know,
That with Him all hope is sustained.
Jesus, Maker of heaven sustain us.
Carry us safely to shore.
Carry us home with You, Lord.
Jesus, like a sunrise in my heart,
Oh, I’ll love you all through the dark
til’ it’s brighter
the higher You rise,
So my hands rise up to You more.
Carry us home.
Carry us home.
Carry us
(Carry us)
Carry us
(Carry us)
Carry us home.
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6. |
Come Messiah
05:13
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Teach me to see,
I want to see all the land.
Teach me to look,
Yeah, I want to take it all in.
Teach me all I was blind to before,
When all I know is that now I can see.
Teach me to laugh,
Seeing the children playing.
Teach me to wonder,
At all the stars all shining.
Teach me all I was blind to before,
When all I know is that now I can see.
Teach me all as I look to You, Lord,
‘Cause if I see You, then I truly see.
Teach me to treasure,
All of the colors of fall.
Teach me to lie down,
Down in the meadows where all
of the lambs and the lions have peace,
And all I know is that now I can see.
Teach me all as You’ve looked upon me,
With affections to wake me from sleep.
Take this
Man as a light through darkness.
He will give sight,
Though He is,
Not as we expected, Come Messiah.
Teach us,
Guide us along and free us,
From our own might,
Oh Jesus, not as we expect it,
Come Messiah.
Teach me to cry,
Seeing the sinners mocking.
Teach me to love them,
Through this, I know that You can,
Teach them all, Lord, as You have taught me.
For I was blind, oh, but now I can see.
And take this
Man as a light through darkness.
He will give sight,
Though He is,
Not as we expected, Come Messiah.
Teach us,
Guide us along and free us,
From our own might,
Oh Jesus, not as we expect it,
Come Messiah.
Come Messiah.
Come Messiah (oh, oh)
Come Messiah (oh, oh)
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7. |
He Is Love
04:29
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Oh don’t you
see how He has loved him so.
He fell down a rich man and came up a beggar,
ran out to meet him and turned back alone,
So he’d see just where he’d went wrong.
Oh don’t you
see how He has loved her so.
As she fell, her tears met the feet of her Lord,
For she knew what power could heal dying souls.
He delayed that
She’d know it more.
How He loves us so,
Yeah, He loves us all.
And we know, oh,
That He is love.
How He loves us so,
Yeah, He loves us all.
And we know, oh,
That He is love.
Oh don’t you
See how He has loved him so.
That He came to raise up a man all alone.
What He needed,
A love that would come to Sheol,
And through Him the
Impossible, done.
How He loves us so,
Yeah, He loves us all.
And we know, oh,
That He is love.
How He loves us so,
Yeah, He loves us all.
And we know, oh,
That He is love.
How He loves us so,
Yeah, He loves us all.
And we know, oh,
That He is love.
How He loves us so,
Yeah, He loves us all.
And we know, oh,
That He is love.
Oh don’t you
see how He has loved us so.
That He won this great war for our straining souls.
If we take His hand now and never let go,
Then in death, true life we would know.
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Caleb Stuffle Spokane, Washington
Solo Christian Artist out of Spokane, Washington
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