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SATB
5. Dimensions of Love
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Adapted and Arranged by
Tom Fettke
Traditional Irish Melody
Words from 15th c. Latin hymn,
Attributed to Thomas á Kempis,
Translated by Benjamin Webb, 1854, alt.
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Narrator 1: (begin at m. 4) Easter is a story of love.
Narrator 2: See Him there, the Transcendent God in all His magnificence. All the passion of His love,
all the perfection of His wisdom, all the power of His sovereignty join together to will and to accomplish
this one thing: our eternal oneness with Him.
Look at His life. Look at His death. Listen to the gasp of His dying words. He loves us! With all He is,
this suffering Savior loves us!
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