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Revealed in You
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Choral (SATB choir, SATB and Solo)

SKU: HP.C5928

Composed by Allen Pote. Arranged by Allen Pote. Piano with Optional Solo. Lent, General Worship, Sacred. Octavo. 8 pages. Hope Publishing Company #C5928. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.C5928).

UPC: 763628159283. Tom S. Long. Matthew 25:35-40.

Original anthem From Allen Pote and Tom Long this scriptural paraphrase poses the question, "Lord, where have you gone?" - and answers - "when you love the weak and when you lay down your life, I am revealed in you. " The question is sung by a soloist, and the answer comes from the choir. The flowing melodic lines, alternating between unison and harmonized singing, lends itself to a poignant and moving treatment of the Matthew 25 text.