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The Gospel According To St. Luke

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The Gospel According To St. Luke

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PART ONE: THE GIFT

To Mary, appears an angel. To Mary appears an angel who greets her as

the favoured one.

Accepts her destiny to the angel.

What then will this child be.

PART TWO: THE MAGNIFICENT

And his mercy is on those who fear him.

from generation to generation

He has shown strength with his arm

He has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts

He has put down the mighty from their thrones

and exalted those of low degree

He has filled the hungry with good things

and the rich he has sent empty away.

PART THREE: WELCOME A STAR

Come see, see the baby. Come see, see our baby. Welcome people to the

birthplace. Look above, welcome a star.

Come feel what he brings you.Come kneel as he greets you.In his

childhood, he will teach you. All who hear, enter his life.

He is here, he is here. Can you hear him! Even those afraid, be not

afraid

for those who can must hear him. Come here. Come and share his wealth

above and hidden treasures (Heaven), heaven's waiting there.

Come see, see the baby. Come see, see your baby. Welcome world, the

beginning. Look above, welcome a star. Look above, welcome a star.

Look above. Welcome a star.

PART FOUR: POWER (THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES)

Power. Receive my power. Power. Receive my power. When the Holy Spirit

has come upon you, you will receive my power, my power, my power.

(Repeat)

You shall be my witnesses. A mission to the end of the earth. A mission

to the end of the earth. Power, receive my power. Power receive my

power.

To witness to the end of the earth. To witness to the end of the earth.

The greatest road to Rome. Martyred under the emperor Nero. (Martyred

under the emperor Nero). Good news at last. Good news at last has

reached the end of the earth. Good news at last, good news at last.

Good news at last, good news at last.

THE NARRATION FROM THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES

"Go to this people, and say. You shall endure but never understand,

and you shall indeed see but never perceive. For this people's heart

has grown dull, and their ears are heavy of hearing, and their eyes

they have closed; lest day should perceive with their eyes, and hear

with their ears, and understand with their heart, and turn for me to

heal them".

Good news at last has reached the end of the earth

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