Jesus' Baptism
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Jesus' Baptism
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I've come to be baptized by you, John
Let all the writings be fulfilled
We all have been praying for so long
To see the Father's perfect will
And all things fulfilled and all things we build
And all things are willed by the God of heaven
The whole human race in mercy and grace
Beholding the face of the God of heaven
Him who is true has come unto you
Do all you that you do for the God of heaven
With light shown around His glory is found
Love has come down by the God of heaven's might
Received in our sight – is heaven's open light!
This is my beloved Son in whom I'm well pleased
And before Him everyone shall bow on their knees
This is my beloved Son let His day begin
Hear the host of heaven come and usher Him in
Let love begin
This is my Son
Hear Him
Hear Him!
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Neal Morse performs "Jesus' Baptism", and this lyric page sits inside the Neal Morse catalog on LyroVerse.
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