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1 4 With poer q = 92 1 N 12 8 f See What a Morning (Resurrection Hymn) Opener (no3) Words and Music y STURT TOWNEN and KEITH ETTY rranged y amp Kirkland or Promotional Use Only 2003 Thankyou Music (admin orldide y EMI M Pulishing, excluding Europe, hich is admin y kingsaysongscom) (PRS) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

2 10 2 HOIR: unison 1 See hat a morn - ing Œ glo - rious-ly right ith the Œ ru - sa - lem dan - ing of hope in e - Bm or Promotional Use Only old - ed, the grave - clothes;

3 tom filled ith light as the ris - en love, orne in pain, paid in an - gels an-nounce, hrist is Bm unison See od s sal - va - tion plan, rought in 4 2 sac - ri - fice, or Promotional Use Only ful - filled in Bm

4 or Promotional Use Only Narrator: (ms 29) We come today to reoice, and to reflect We come to celerate the glorious dan of Easter morning, yet also to rememer the long night of suffering that came efore We come to orship our risen Savior, for in hrist alone is our light, our strength, and our hope of life everlasting!

5 MEN The peace voice that to us Bm of life everlasting! spans the years, speak-ing 4 2 ill sound till unison life, stir-ring hope, ring-ing Bm or Promotional Use Only He ap - pears, for He 4 2

6 44 cresc lives: hrist is ris - en from the dead! cresc (no3) (no3) (no3) (no3) n n ^ ^ f hrist (no3) is ris - en! f (no3) (no3) n n or Promotional Use Only ^ Œ Œ Ó ƒ ^ Œ Ó

7 Narrator: (hildren, aving palm ranches, may egin to process as narrator egins) The story of Easter unfolds hen esus enters erusalem riding on a donkey, as prophesied in Zechariah Throngs of people there for the Passover estival met esus at the gate, aving palm fronds and singing, Blessed is He ho comes in the name of the Lord! They had all heard stories of the miracle orker ho had raised Lazarus from the dead, (music egins to esus Messiah ) and I imagine religious leaders, like the priest of this poem, ere especially eager to catch a glimpse of Him (Readers recite t erusalem s ate ) t erusalem s ate reader 1: It s him! shout ands of rich and poor ho lock my vie I angle for a glimpse of Him hose touch unlocks a lind man s sight, a deaf man s hearing reader 3: There He is! There! But hat is this No light shoots from His fingertips His voice calls don no fire reader 2: nd yet, they say a fig tree ithered at His ord That He shattered death s door not once, ut thrice, calling someone s loved ones ack to life That He speaks and demons coer perhaps He hides this poer or Promotional Use Only

8 reader 4: He is, y all accounts, extraordinary, yet I find Him quite the ordinary Until He turns and drinks me in I gasp, a-tremle, grasp a palm frond and ave in a frenzy of praise and adoration, singing: all readers: Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! reader 4: as if my very life depends upon it or Promotional Use Only

9 uilding (Snare drum enters) 25 HOIR: unison REER 2: nd yet, they sus sus sus B 2 REER 4: He is, y B 2 B 2 LL REERS: Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! depends upon it sus 2 B He e-came sin, Who kne no sin, that or Promotional Use Only e might e - come His m7 2

10 28 right - eous - ness He hum - led Him - self, and B 2 car-ried the cross m7 7 Ó Ó 3 love, so a - 3 Œ maz - ing Love, so a - maz - Œ B 2 B 2 Ó f ing, Ó or Promotional Use Only e - sus Mes - si -

11 % % - % *HILREN S HOIR: 2nd time only e - sus, Mes - f f all ah, names; Ó Ó si - ah, Ó Ó less - ed Re - deem - name a-ove all less - ed Re - name B 2 a - ove names; er, deem - er, Em - Œ Em-man - u - el or Promotional Use Only Œ 39 *hildren s hoir is not present on the Split Trax ccompaniment

12 42 man - u - el The res - cue for Œ sus sin - ners, the Œ Œ the ran-som from heav - Œ The res- cue for sin - ran - som from B 2 en; ners, heav - en; Ó Ó e - sus Mes-si - or Promotional Use Only

13 48 Œ 8(1st time) (2nd time) 0, (To m 63) Ho - san - na to the Lord of all Ó, (To m 63) ah, unison Ó Œ 2 His Ó sus Lord of all od - y, the read, His lood, the, (To m 63) ine; Œ or Promotional Use Only m7

14 54 unison Ó Œ ro - ken and poured out all for love Œ The 56 hole earth trem - led, and the B 2 veil as torn m7 or Promotional Use Only

15 58 uilding Œ Love, so a - maz - Ó ing, 60 uilding Ó Ó 3 love, so a maz - ing B 2 B 2 / (Back to m 36) Ó Ó e -sus, Mes- si or Promotional Use Only / (Back to m 36) -

16 c 63 c f ƒ ll our hope is in You, unison 65 c 63 Ó Ó Ó all our ƒ unison hope ll our hope ll our hope is in You, is in You, m7 ƒ all our hope is in You all our hope is in You is in You or Promotional Use Only Ó Ó ll the glo - 65 B 2 sus

17 68 3 Œ ll the glo - ry to You, od, the Light of the 3 Œ ll the glo - ry to You, ry to You, - m7 - orld orld Ó od, od, cresc the Light of the Œ B 2 Ó n e - sus Mes-si - 3 e - sus Mes - ah, or Promotional Use Only 71 sus sus cresc n

18 74 si - ah, name a - ove all names; Ó Ó Ó name a - ove all less - ed Re - - er, 2 names; deem - er, Em - Œ Œ Em-man - u - el Ó less - ed Re - deem- man - u - or Promotional Use Only 77 sus

19 80 el The res - cue for sin - ners, the Œ Œ Œ The res- cue for sin - = ran - som from - 2 en; ners, heav - en; Ó Ó the ran-som from heav- Œ e - sus Mes- si - Œ B Ho - san - na ah, or Promotional Use Only

20 86 to the Lord of all Œ Ho - san - na in the Ó Ó Ó sus Lord of all Œ high - est, - ah, to the Lord of all, Ó Ó 2 E e - sus Mes - si - Ó Lord of all, or Promotional Use Only sus 2

21 Narrator: Passover is a special holy day It commemorates the night the angel of death stole all the firstorn sons of Egypt ut passed over every eish house marked ith the lood of a lam nd it as during such a meal in erusalem, called the Seder and referred to y hristians as the Last Supper, that esus officially assumed the role of sacrificial Lam for all ho elieved Him to e the promised Messiah, the Lam of od (music egins to Underscore 1 [The Passover] as Readers recite The Passover ) or Promotional Use Only The Passover REER 3: It as a orroed room in hich the thirteen dined The fare as itter hers, unleavened read, red ine, and lam to mark the night ehovah spared His on hile raining plagues on him ho sat on Egypt s throne

22 Reader 4: The holy feast egan accordingly, ith prayer, ut then the Lam of od poisoned the mood, the air, ith ords of lasphemy, or so they must have seemed: REER 2: I soon ill e etrayed y one of you, said He REER 4: reader 1: Shaken, eleven men urst out, readers 1 2: Lord, is it me reader 1: Meanhile the traitor crept unnoticed from the room, His secret riefly kept The question, Who, Lord, ho eclipsed efore meal s end reader 2: I must leave you, said hrist My hour is at hand His ords made each man choke for ho could sallo then or Promotional Use Only ( Underscore 1 [The Passover] ends) Narrator: esus used His final Passover meal ith His disciples to illustrate the unimaginale physical and spiritual sacrifice He ould soon make for them and all ho ould elieve upon His name Using read, made from kernels of grain pulverized eneath a heavy millstone; and ine, created y the vigorous trampling and pressing of grapes, esus poignantly demonstrated ho His ody ould e rutally crushed and His lood poured out as a living sacrifice for the healing and redemption of the human race Listen to Luke s account of that first communion service around the tale in the Upper Room:

23 Reader 4: nd He said to them, (music egins to Underscore 2 [The Last Supper] ) REER 2: REER 4: I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover ith you efore I suffer or I tell you, I ill not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of od fter taking the cup, He gave thanks and said, REER 2: REER 4: REER 2: REER 4: REER 2: Pastor or Worship Leader: Take this, divide it among you or I tell you I ill not drink again of the fruit of the vine until the kingdom of od comes nd He took read, gave thanks and roke it, and gave it to them, saying, This is my ody given for you; do this in rememrance of me In the same ay, after the supper He took the cup, saying ( Underscore 2 [The Last Supper] ends) This cup is the ne covenant in My lood, hich is poured out for you (Luke 22:15-20) (The congregation may celerate communion if desired The Pastor or Worship Leader may read the folloing passage, read additional scriptures or liturgy, and/or otherise prepare the hearts and minds of the congregation to receive the elements) (music egins to Behold the Lam [ommunion Hymn] or Promotional Use Only (ms 2) Let us no share in this Bread of Life and drink of His sacrifice, as a sign of our onds of peace, love and grace, oining in the feast of Heaven, around the tale of the King

24 Quietly q = 72 REER 3: It as a orroed N q 4 4 p REER 4: The holy feast Œ REERS 1 2: Lord, is it me REER 2: I must leave Underscore 1 (The Passover) Œ Œ REER 2: I soon ill REER 1: Meanhile rit could sallo then Music y MP KIRKLN rranged y amp Kirkland U U or Promotional Use Only 2009 Word Music, LL (SP) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

25 4 Warmly q = 72 REER 2: I have eagerly B 4 4 E B P m7 sus 7 10 m E B REER 2: This is m7 B E Underscore 2 (The Last Supper) B B REER 4: fter taking B E B E B 7 B REER 2: Take B B REER 4: nd He took E m7 sus E B E rit B B Music y MP KIRKLN rranged y amp Kirkland REER 4: In the same sus U g n U or Promotional Use Only 2009 Word Music, LL (SP) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

26 4 6 ently q = 72 e 4 4 sus PSTOR or WORSHIP LEER: Let us no B E E B m p E Behold the Lam (The ommunion Hymn) m B m7r B sus slight rit Words and Music y KEITH ETTY, KRISTYN ETTY and STURT TOWNEN rranged y amp Kirkland of the King E or Promotional Use Only 2007 Thankyou Music (admin orldide y EMI M Pulishing excluding Europe, hich is admin y kingsaysongscom) (PRS) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

27 9 1st time: WOMEN 2nd time: LL a tempo p - P unison 1 Be - hold 2 The od - unison the y Lam of ho our ears our Sav - ior, sins e - a - sus ay, hrist, slain torn for for a tempo p - P us; you, 2 B the the prom - ounds ise that made: that heal, the Œ Œ all death ho that m7 E E and eat e and re - mem - re - mem - er er; or Promotional Use Only come rings in us faith life (, ) find paid (, ) for - the B m7 E E

28 15 t u give - price (1st time) (2nd time) ness to at make the us cross one LL oth times 1 Œ Œ So e share in this sus read of life; and e E ma7 sign,, E Œ drink 2 E of His 2 1 of our onds of peace, love, unison, sac - ri - fice as a, E unison E or Promotional Use Only a-round the ta - le of the 2 E ma7 sus

29 24 1 y (Back to m 9) King King 2 i B B E E E B E B B sus (Back to m 9) or Promotional Use Only E m7 B sus

30 The lood that cleans - es ev - ry B you, Œ Œ B stain of sin, shed for E m7 drink and re - mem - er He drained death s cup that all may or Promotional Use Only (, ) en - ter in to re - E m7 (, )

31 o ceive the life of, read of life, and e, ma7 Ó od Œ Œ drink 2 f So e of His share p 2 f in this, sac - ri - fice as a, unison or Promotional Use Only sign 2 of our onds of grace, unison ma7 sus a - round the ta-le of the B

32 47 rit Stronger a tempo N King rit B faith e rise to re - Em7 our call to fol- lo in the spond, B N N N 4 nd so ith thank-ful-ness and N Stronger a tempo N N Œ Œ (, ) steps of hrist, as His, ( ) unison and to unison re-mem - er [ or Promotional Use Only od - y here on B Em7

33 55 Œ ƒ, earth s e Œ share in His suf - fer - ing, e pro -, claim, hrist ill 2 feast of heav n unison 2 ƒ, come a - gain! nd e ll, ma7 oin 2 ma7 sus unison decresc decresc or Promotional Use Only a - round the ta - le of the B King, Bm in the Bm

34 Narrator: or Promotional Use Only esus as never more human than hen He prayed in the arden of ethsemane, restling ith His on ill and od s It as a familiar spot, one that ould e easy for udas to find, for esus and His folloers prayed there often But never had He prayed so intensely, eighing the cost of oeying od and preparing Himself for the suffering that lay ahead He as mindful of the prophet Isaiah s ords, ritten centuries efore this night of anguish: Reader 4: He as pierced for our transgressions, He as crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that rought us peace as upon Him and y His ounds e are healed Isaiah 53:5

35 Reader 1: Narrator: fter the suffering of His soul, He ill see the light of life and e satisfied; y His knoledge My righteous servant ill ustify many, and He ill ear their iniquities Isaiah 53:11 He kne the road to alvary first, pulic humiliation; then violent, loody torture; and, finally, a slo, agonizing death y crucifixion loomed in ut a fe short hours fter a long and harroing night of eing paraded efore King Herod, the pro-roman ruler of Israel, and Pontius Pilate, the governor of Roman-controlled udea, esus as sentenced to death efore an unruly mo of religious leaders and local citizens of erusalem (music egins to Underscore 3 [all It What You Will] as Readers recite the poem all It What You Will ) all It What You Will Reader 2: all it hat you ill lash, scourge, hip Tipped ith its sharp undle of spikes and rocks, it gouged out its of flesh until His lood ran fresh as a river coursing the length of His lims Thirty-nine strokes and then some (No one cared to count) REER 4: rom the palace of aiaphas to the quarters of Pilate, eating esus ecame the pastime of the Passion uards and soldiers eagerly took turns leaving handprints on His cheek, or Promotional Use Only

36 REER 1: pounding Him ith rods hile He gre eak, and, for good measure, spitting in His face Yet, none could erase that look of pity or shout don the sound of His persistent prayer REER 2: ather, forgive them for they kno not hat they do (music egins to The ross of hrist ) or Promotional Use Only

37 The ross of hrist Words and Music y TO WRIHT rranged y amp Kirkland 4 a Reverently q = 68 B 4 P B B 4 7 P Ó WOMEN: unison 1 The cross of B ay a soul finds m hrist, it stands a - lone, the on -ly B home No oth - er ay or Promotional Use Only ut od s on B 2007 Todd Wright (BMI) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

38 10 Son; the cross of s hrist, it stands a lone Ó ay Ó Ó MEN: unison 2 The cross of Œ ross of hrist shall e my hrist shall e my B ay to see my Œ or Promotional Use Only see my od on that right od on that right m

39 day Ó done; day I ll ev - er done; f the cross of Œ Ev - er praise the ork it s praise the ork it s B d hrist, it stands a hrist, uilt for - lone The cross of or Promotional Use Only me, an in - stru - B f

40 23 ment of ag - o - ny He shed His lood for sin s great B gain and gave me price He rose a f life B unison Ó or Promotional Use Only Ó - 3 The cross of unison m7 sus

41 30 hrist, it stands a - lone He is not there, ut on His throne g B My voice ill oin cross, it stands a B m ith heav-en s throng f or Promotional Use Only - and sing, His lone! The cross of

42 38 hrist, uilt for B f me, an in stru ment of ag o ny He shed His lood for sin s great B price He rose a B - or Promotional Use Only

43 44 h P unison Ó gain and gave me life 4 The cross of m7 hrist, it stands a P B Ó home - lone, the on - ly E sus No oth - er unison ay ut od s on ay a soul finds m or Promotional Use Only Son; the cross of B

44 53 rit Ó n hrist, it stands a - lone The cross of Ó n f a tempo hrist, f a tempo uilt for rit B n n me, an in-stru - ment of ag-o - B ny He shed His n or Promotional Use Only lood for sin s great

45 61 1 (Back to m 56) price He rose a - gain and gave me life The cross of B k life 2 f Ó Ó it stands a m7 P Ó The cross of Ó P molto rit ƒ lone, the cross of 1 grad cresc hrist, grad cresc B U (Back to m 56) or Promotional Use Only - hrist! U f molto rit ƒ U U U ^ ^ Œ Ó Œ Ó

46 (music egins to Underscore 4 [The Last oodye] as Reader 4 recites the poem The Last oodye ) The Last oodye REER 4: So, this is ho you have Him renched from me permitting lying lips, leather lash, holy men flinging fistfuls of anger sharp as the spikes that split His seet muscle, spoiled His smooth skin I d have gladly laid Him unlemished, unroken on the altar, had You asked You gave me some say in His eginning Why not His end Look at Him I could never kiss aay half those ruises His countless ounds ould dye all my cloth crimson Besides, these human hands hold no healing Maye it s est if I go ith ohn no, if I say goodye and let my Son fly to Your arms or Promotional Use Only Narrator: t dan on Sunday, ith the Saath ell ehind them, several of esus folloers ent to the tom to finish preparing His ody for urial Mary Magdalene as among them When she found His ody missing, she as distraught, for hile esus had spoken of His death and resurrection, ho could honestly conceive of it ertainly not Mary, ho met the risen hrist that day and mistook Him for the gardener (music egins to Underscore 5 [Morning Mystery] as Readers recite the poem, Morning Mystery )

47 Morning Mystery REER 1: an alone stood itness hen the eighty stone as heaved aside Then came Mary Magdalene crept in, stumled out again, REER 4: Her stare vacant as the grave, Her loved one missing No onder tears flooded the anks of her eyes REER 2: Why do you eep, child REER 1: stranger hispered the gardener, she thought She struggled for air, ove her orry into ords, REER 3: Sir, tell me if you kno here they have laid Him REER 1: He rinkled His thorn-pierced ro and sighed, or Promotional Use Only REER 2: earest Mary REER 4: She kne that voice, those eyes REER 3: Master is it You (music egins to See What a Morning [Resurrection Hymn] )

48 Sorrofully q = 72 l 4 4 REER 4: So, this is E ma7 P m7 E ma7 ma7 m7 n m7 m7 Underscore 4 (The Last oodye) m7 m7 m7 m7 I could never m7 m7 E ma7 m7 ma7 m7 sus n E ma7 m7 ma7 m7 n ma7 m7 m7 E ma7 m7 to Your arms sus Music y MP KIRKLN rranged y amp Kirkland E ma7 n E ma7 or Promotional Use Only g U n U 2009 Word Music, LL (SP) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

49 With ae q = 72 N ; p REER 4: her stare vacant REER 1: a stranger hispered B 2 2 P REER 1: He 2 Underscore 5 (Morning Mystery) REER 1: an alone stood 2 REER 2: earest B 2 rit Music y MP KIRKLN rranged y amp Kirkland REER 2: Why REER 3: Sir, tell 2 E 2 2 U U g REER 4: She kne or Promotional Use Only 2009 Word Music, LL (SP) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

50 4 Triumphantly q = 92 ' N 12 8 f See What a Morning (Resurrection Hymn) (no3) Words and Music y STURT TOWNEN and KEITH ETTY rranged y amp Kirkland or Promotional Use Only 2003 Thankyou Music (admin orldide y EMI M Pulishing, excluding Europe, hich is admin y kingsaysongscom) (PRS) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission EVEN I YOU POSSESS LI LIENSE, YOU MY NOT OPY NY MUSI ROM THIS BOOK If you have questions aout LI, please call 800/

51 10 ~ HOIR: unison 1 See hat a morn - ing Œ glo - rious-ly right ith the Œ ru - sa - lem dan - ing of hope in e - Bm or Promotional Use Only old - ed, the grave - clothes;

52 tom filled ith light as the! ris - en love, orne in pain, paid in an - gels an-nounce, hrist is Bm unison See od s sal - sac - ri - fice, va - tion plan, rought in 4 2 or Promotional Use Only ful - filled in Bm

53 25 unison hrist, the Man, for He 4 dead! (no3) lives: hrist is ris - en from the unison P 2 See Mar- y eep - ing, Where is He laid as in Œ P or Promotional Use Only sor - ro she turns from the Bm

54 emp - ty tom, Œ hears a voice speak - ing, call - ing her name it s the life a - gain! Mas - ter, the Lord, raised to Bm The voice that spans the years, speak- ing or Promotional Use Only 4 2

55 39 life, stir - ring hope, ring - ing Œ Œ unison peace to us ill sound till Bm He ap - pears, for He 4 2 $ Œ cresc lives: hrist is ris- en from the Œ cresc f unison dead! n n or Promotional Use Only 3 One ith the a - ther, unison n n f

56 48 Œ n - cient of ays, through the Œ E Spir - it, ho clothes faith ith 2 B 50 cer - tain- ty Hon - or and less - ing, Em Œ glo - ry and praise to the Œ 53 King, croned ith po r and au - Em % thor - i - ty (no3) (no3) Ó Ó Ó (no3) (no3) (no3) (no3) or Promotional Use Only

57 56 n n Hon - or n and less - ing and po - er n and glo - ry and praise! m7 m7 B m n B n m E n Ó ƒ ƒ ^ dead, love has on, hrist has nd e are Bm raised ith 4 2 con - quered! Him; death is or Promotional Use Only

58 64 Œ nd e shall Œ reign ith Him, for He E 4 2 E Œ lives: hrist is ris - en from the Œ E E B B nd e are E dead! E or Promotional Use Only raised ith Him; death is 4 2 E

59 70 dead, love has unison on! eath is unison E B N B E B Œ Œ Œ dead, love has on, hrist has E Œ E Œ nd e shall E E B con - quered! E B B B or Promotional Use Only reign ith Him, for He 4 2 E

60 76 Œ Œ lives: hrist is E B ris - en from the E B B Œ dead! E ris-en! Ó ƒ Ó m7 B m7 E E E hrist or Promotional Use Only ^ Œ Ó ^ Œ Ó is

61 WORSHIP LEER: hoir and ongregation: WORSHIP LEER: (invite people to stand) Thank you, ather, for this glorious Easter morning! He Lives! hrist is risen from the dead! Where, O eath, is your sting Where, O rave, is your victory hoir and ongregation: WORSHIP LEER: (music egins to lleluia! lleluia! ith See What a Morning ) He Lives! hrist is risen from the dead! Praise e to the od and ather of our Lord, esus hrist! In His great mercy He has given us ne irth into a living hope through the resurrection of esus hrist from the dead! WORSHIP LEER and ONRETION: He Lives! hrist is risen from the dead! or Promotional Use Only

62 7 risen from the dead! ( f sus sus Hearts to heav n and HOIR and ONRETION f 1 l - le - lu - ia! voic - es raise; l - le - lu - ia! B 2 Sing to od a or Promotional Use Only

63 16 hymn of glad - ness, Sing to od a hymn of praise B 2 unison He ho on the cross as Sav - ior (, ) va - tion led, e - sus hrist, the or the orld s sal - E or Promotional Use Only King of lo - ry, m B B 2 n

64 25 ) No is ris - en from the dead sus n n hrist from death to 2 No the i - ron life is orn; Œ sus ars are ro - ken, 2 or Promotional Use Only lo - rious life, and

65 34 life im - mor - tal, On this res - ur - rec - tion morn hrist has tri - umphed, l - le-lu - ia! en - ter - prise; en - ter - prise; Em Œ and e con - quer l - le- lu - ia! We ith Him to n n By His might - y His might - y Baug or Promotional Use Only B7 life e - ter - nal 2 E m6 E

66 43 46 By His res - ur - _ rec - tion rise sus 7 7sus SEE WHT MORNIN (Tonend/etty) nd e are E 48 E dead, love has on, hrist has E E n n raised ith Him; death is 4 2 E or Promotional Use Only con - quered E B B 2003 Thankyou Music (admin orldide y EMI M Pulishing, excluding Europe, hich is admin y kingsaysongscom) (PRS) ll Rights Reserved Used y Permission

67 50 nd e shall E lives: hrist is ris - en from the E E B nd e shall E B reign ith Him, for He 4 2 E + dead! E or Promotional Use Only reign ith Him, for He 4 2 E

68 56 Œ Œ lives: hrist is ris - en from the Œ E B E B B dead! E ris - en! Ó Ó m7 B m7 ƒ E Œ E E ƒ Œ hrist or Promotional Use Only ^ Œ Ó ^ Œ Ó is

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