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Up to the Mountain Went the Lord
Up to the mountain went the Lord
to teach the multitudes.
He fed them with his loving words,
and loaves and fishes too.
Up to the mountain high he climbed
with Peter, James, and John.
The Lord, transfigured, dazzling white,
God claimed as his dear Son.
Upon the Lake of Galilee
th’apostles’ boat was tossed.
Awoke from sleep, the Lord rebuked
the wind, the storm to calm.
Up in the region Gerasene
a demon Jesus met.
Christ freed the man from Legion’s grip;
in swine they came to rest.
Up to Jerus’lem rode the Lord,
acclaimed as saving King.
Sweet, glorious praises to the Lord
with palms the crowd did sing.
Up to the garden Jesus went.
He prayed with all his might.
With friends asleep, his foes drew near.
Betrayed, he did not fight.
Outside the city Jesus went
to Golgotha and death.
Encrowned with thorns, he bore the cross
of sin to his last breath.
Up from the grave arose our Lord
when passed the three long days.
He walked with friends upon the road.
Alive, he did amaze.
Up to the heav’nly place Christ soared
to sit at God’s right hand.
He reigns above, our gracious King.
Yet, he will come again.
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© Nancy Tischler & Mary Bahnfleth, 2005
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Mark 6:30-52, Mark 9:2-13, Mark 5:1-20, Mark 11:1-10, Mark 13:32-42, Mark 15:21-41, Mark 16:1-8
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Shafer, Lou Ann
(2005)
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Tischler, Nancy
(308)
Author:
Bahnfleth, Mary
(14)
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