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The Day He Wore My Crown
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'The Great Resurrection Celebration Story' features a SONG that will help you remember and celebrate the most important events, in the most important week, in the life of the most important person in all of human history!
Remember...GREAT SONGS have NO EXPIRATION DATE
'The Day He Wore My Crown' was written by Phil Johnson. This great song sums up the divine concept that Jesus took on humanity's sin, suffering, and the crown of thorns to grant righteousness. The lyrics describe Jesus walking toward Jerusalem and up the hill to crucifixion focusing attention that He could have called upon His Father for escape but chose to sacrifice Himself instead.
'The Day He Wore My Crown' is ONE of the songs released from a project entitled 'The Day He Wore My Crown'. This project was Created and Arranged by David T. Clydesdale and the Orchestra was recorded at Pinebrook Studios and the Singers recorded at Great Circle Sound.
'The Day He Wore My Crown' concentrates on the personal responsibility of the believer for Christ's sacrifice, focusing on Jesus taking the place of the sinner. It acknowledges that Jesus wore the crown of thorns and endured punishment that was rightfully due to us.
This great song highlights a contrast between the love Jesus provided and the pain we caused, expressing gratitude for Jesus "taking the blame". It emphasizes that Jesus wore the sinner's crown of thorns so that we could wear His crown of glory. It accentuates His love, sacrifice and the personal nature of Crucifixion.
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And I the one to pay. I caused all the pain.
SPEAKER_03He gave himself the day he won my cry.
SPEAKER_00Welcome to the Worship 210 podcast, and we're featuring today the Great Resurrection Celebration Story, where we present to you a song that will help you remember and celebrate the most important events and the most important week in the life of the most important person in all of human history. Remember, great songs have no expiration date. The intro song that you just heard is A Day Wore My Crown, written by Phil Johnson. This great song sums up the divine concept that Jesus took on humanity, sin, suffering, and the crown of thorns to grant righteousness. The lyrics describe Jesus walking toward Jerusalem and up the hill through crucifixion, focusing attention that he could have called upon his father for escape, but chose to sacrifice himself instead. This project was created and arranged by David T. Glydesdale, and the orchestra was recorded at Pinebrook Studios, and the singers recorded at Great Circle Sound. The Day Wore My Crown concentrates on the personal responsibility of the believer for Christ's sacrifice, focusing on Jesus taking the place of the sinner. It acknowledges that Jesus wore the crown of thorns and endured punishment that was rightfully due to us. This great song highlights a contrast between the love Jesus provided and the pain we caused, expressing gratitude for Jesus taking the blame. It emphasizes that Jesus wore the sinner's crown of thorns so that we could wear his crown of glory. It accentuates his love, sacrifice, and the personal nature of the crucifixion.
SPEAKER_01Before me hangs the lamb of God I watch as all of creation cries, and I'm the one to play I caused all the pain he gave him sin the day he walked my crown. I cast all the plane. I'm not gonna but he walked right through the cave then on up the hill and as he fell beneath the wave, he cried, he cried for the wing.
SPEAKER_00His sacrifice on Calvary has made the mighty cross a tree of life to me.com, where our mission is to help people everywhere at any time experience the presence of God. Have a great day.