Mountains
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Mountains
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Did you see
When Christ Jesus went up into a mountain
His disciples then came into him
And he opened his mouths to say
Blessings to the world?
Did you see
When he took apart in a high mountain 86
Three disciples and then before them
Changed himself shinning as the Sun?
You saw, I now. You saw my Lord!
You saw, through your faith you had been there
You saw, through your faith you had been there
I had been there too
Did you see
My Lord Jesus, when Passover was near
Into a mountain a crowd to feed
With five loaves and two fishes?
And it still remained
Did you see
When they took him in the cross that Friday
In the Skull Mount to crucify him
There he gave us victory over the sin
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