(Begin
immediately
with
a
solo
male
lead
over
soft
piano,
warm
strings,
subtle
Biblical
Middle
Eastern
melodic
textures,
and
a
restrained
pulse.
No
instrumental
intro.
The
atmosphere
is
solemn
and
reflective.)
In
the
garden
You
had
called
us
To
walk
with
You
in
love
But
the
serpent
brought
deception
And
the
darkness
entered
in
We
were
separated
from
Your
presence
Sin
had
broken
what
was
whole
But
even
there
You
spoke
a
promise
Of
redemption
for
the
soul.
Through
the
ages
You
were
calling
Through
the
prophets
You
revealed
That
a
Savior
would
be
coming
And
the
broken
would
be
healed
From
the
seed
of
Abraham
To
the
promise
through
the
line
Every
word
was
pointing
forward
To
the
fullness
of
Your
time. (
The
music
begins
to
rise.
Subtle
Middle
Eastern
percussion
and
bass
enter.)
You
never
left
us
in
our
darkness
You
never
turned
Your
face
away
You
prepared
a
road
to
mercy
You
prepared
a
living
way.
From
Eden
to
the
Cross
You
were
working
out
salvation
From
the
promise
to
the
Lamb
You
were
reaching
for
the
nations
From
the
garden
to
Calvary
Your
great
love
was
calling
us
Jesus
came
to
save
the
lost
Jesus
paid
the
cost. (
Lead
remains
alone.
The
arrangement
becomes
warmer
and
more
emotional.)
Born
in
Bethlehem,
our
Savior
Came
to
walk
among
us
here
He
touched
the
broken
and
the
weary
He
brought
hope
to
those
in
fear
He
proclaimed
the
Kingdom's
coming
He
revealed
the
Father's
heart
Then
He
walked
toward
crucifixion
Knowing
what
the
Cross
would
cost.
They
rejected
and
condemned
Him
They
placed
a
crown
upon
His
head
They
nailed
Him
to
the
wooden
Cross
And
they
watched
the
Savior
bleed
Every
wound
became
our
healing
Every
stripe
became
our
peace
He
was
bearing
all
our
sin
there
So
the
guilty
could
be
free. (
Music
drops
dramatically.
Piano
and
voice
become
intimate.)
At
the
Cross...
Mercy
met
the
sinner
At
the
Cross...
Grace
became
our
freedom
At
the
Cross...
The
debt
was
finally
paid
Jesus
cried, “
It
is
finished.” (
A
brief
pause,
then
the
music
begins
to
rise.)
The
veil
was
torn
The
way
was
opened
The
price
was
paid
The
curse
was
broken
The
grave
could
not
contain
Him
Death
could
not
hold
the
King
On
the
third
day
He
arose
And
now
forever
He
will
reign. (
Full
African
Gospel
praise
rhythm
enters
while
Biblical
Middle
Eastern
melodic
textures
remain.
The
solo
lead
becomes
triumphant.)
From
Eden
to
the
Cross
You
were
working
out
salvation
From
the
promise
to
the
Lamb
You
were
reaching
for
the
nations
From
the
garden
to
Calvary
Your
great
love
was
calling
us
Jesus
came
to
save
the
lost
Jesus
paid
the
cost.
From
the
Cross
into
the
grave
From
the
grave
into
the
victory
Now
the
stone
has
rolled
away
And
the
Son
of
God
is
living
Sin
is
broken,
death
is
conquered
We
have
been
redeemed
by
grace
Jesus
Christ
has
won
salvation
And
forever
we
are
saved. (
Joyful
praise
section.
Lead
vocalist
carries
everything;
no
second
lead.)
I
am
free!
Because
of
Jesus!
I
am
saved!
Because
of
Jesus!
My
sins
are
forgiven!
Because
of
Jesus!
My
hope
is
alive!
Because
He
lives! (
African
percussion
and
Middle
Eastern
melodic
instruments
build
together.)
Every
nation,
every
people
Every
tribe
and
every
tongue
Let
the
story
now
be
spoken
Of
the
Savior
who
has
come
From
Jerusalem
to
Africa
Let
the
sound
of
worship
rise
Jesus
Christ
is
our
salvation
He
is
Lord
of
every
life. (
Final
chorus —
full,
victorious
studio
arrangement.)
From
Eden
to
the
Cross
Your
love
has
never
failed
us
From
the
Cross
into
the
grave
Your
victory
has
prevailed
From
the
grave
into
the
heavens
You
have
opened
up
the
way
Jesus
Christ,
our
risen
Savior
You
have
washed
our
sins
away.
From
Eden
to
the
Cross
From
the
Cross
to
victory
From
the
grave
to
everlasting
life
Jesus,
You
have
rescued
me
All
the
glory,
all
the
honor
All
the
worship
belongs
to
You
Yesterday,
today,
forever
Jesus
Christ,
we
worship
You. (
Music
gradually
falls
away,
leaving
piano
and
the
solo
voice.)
From
Eden...
To
the
Cross...
From
the
Cross...
To
victory... (
Begin
immediately
with
a
solo
male
lead
over
soft
piano,
warm
strings,
subtle
Biblical
Middle
Eastern
melodic
textures,
and
a
restrained
pulse.
No
instrumental
intro.
The
atmosphere
is
solemn
and
reflective.)
In
the
garden
You
had
called
us
To
walk
with
You
in
love
But
the
serpent
brought
deception
And
the
darkness
entered
in
We
were
separated
from
Your
presence
Sin
had
broken
what
was
whole
But
even
there
You
spoke
a
promise