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The Prophecy We Heard
02:45
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The newborn king, the newborn king
Glory to the newborn king
On that night in Bethlehem
They came to town, the three of them
Following a star to guide the way
We three kings of orient knew
We saw the light, we know it’s true
We heard the word and recognized it’s you
All kings shall bow, all nations serve
This is the prophecy we heard
A newborn child is what we see
This is the one, the king to be!
We’ve traveled far to honor him today
Bearing gifts here, for the king
Frankincense and myrrh we bring
To celebrate the light of this new day
All kings shall bow, all nations serve
This is the prophecy we heard
Hallelujah, glory to the newborn king
Hallelujah, glory to the newborn king
As we head home on our way
A different road, a brand new day
Rest assured, the promise has been made
All kings shall bow, all nations serve
This is the prophecy we heard
This is the prophecy we heard
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Joseph Raised
04:19
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Joseph was a man of simple means
Mary was his faithful bride-to-be
Before they had a chance to make a home
Off the Bethlehem they had to go
They had to go...
They had to go...
Joseph had a vision in a dream
That Mary would give birth to a king
An angel of the Lord said it was so
And on the Bethlehem they would go
They would go...
They would go...
He will raise a son and name him Jesus
Trusted with the one who will lead us
We celebrate on Christmas day
The child of God who came and Joseph raised
Joseph raised
When they reached the town of Bethlehem
They found there was no room at the inn
So in a lowly stable he became
Father to the son who came to save
Who came to save
He came to save
He will raise a son and name him Jesus
Trusted with the one who will lead us
We celebrate on Christmas day
The child of God who came and Joseph raised
Joseph raised
He will have the strength to carry the weight of this calling
And the Gospel of the Lord will tell his story
And Joseph is praised
Joseph is praised
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Immanuel Our King
03:45
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I heard the call that day
Come see the One who’ll save
Immanuel who’s He?
Immanuel we’ll see
Who am I to greet a King?
A lowly man such as me
Immanuel is He
Immanuel the King
The last will be the first to see
The glory of His majesty
Oh little town of Bethlehem you wait
Shepherds in the field are called
We seek the one who saves us all
To celebrate our savior born today
Immanuel is He
Immanuel We’ll see
We come upon the scene
All the shepherds and me
Immanuel is here
Immanuel is here
Who was I to greet this King?
A lowly man such as me
Immanuel I see
Immanuel my King
Immanuel I’ve seen
He’s Immanuel our King
Immanuel our King
Immanuel our King
Immanuel our King
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Tim Moberly Chicago, Illinois
Tim has been writing, recording, and performing his brand of "americana pop" for over twenty years as one of the creative forces behind indie band The Vinyl Goods. His songs blend driving acoustic rhythms and melodies with memorable lyrics and vocal harmonies to create a wonderful musical tapestry. ... more
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