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Composer: H.P.C. Anyanwu
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Format: Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 2 pages

Salvation Has Been Brought Down by H.P.C. Anyanwu — Lyrics

VERSE 1 Jesus gave His life a ransom yonder on Calvary, Paved the way by blood that we might win a bright shining crown. VERSE 2 All alone without a friend He suffered to pay it all, In this blessed promises sweet victory can be found. VERSE 3 There's a blessed home prepared way over in glory land, I have trusted in His love and now I'm Heaven bound. CHORUS Praise the Lord, salvation has been brought down from heaven, Go and shout, tell it the world around. Tell it today, tell it today, Preach the word of God that we might win a crown. Tell the lost, salvation is full and free, Spread the news all over the land and sea. Tell it afar, tell it afar, Praise the Lord, salvation has been brought down. JESUS MY ROCK MY SAVIOUR & REDEEMER (CHORUS) Jesus my rock my Saviour and redeemer,
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About Salvation Has Been Brought Down

This sheet combines two joyful pieces of praise into one continuous flow of worship. The first, "Salvation Has Been Brought Down," is an energetic gospel-style anthem celebrating the redemption won on Calvary. With its lively call-and-response chorus, it invites the choir to proclaim the good news "all over the land and sea." It is the kind of uplifting piece that brings a spark of life to a thanksgiving service or a festive recessional, getting the whole congregation tapping their feet as the choir sings about that "bright shining crown."

The second piece, "Jesus My Rock My Saviour & Redeemer," shifts into a steady, rhythmic march of adoration. The verses call on the soul and all the heavens to give thanks, building up to a triumphant "Alleluia" ending. Together, these two songs offer a wonderful opportunity for a choir to lead the church in high praise. We often pull out arrangements like this when we want to lift the spirit of the Mass, reminding everyone of the simple, profound joy of salvation.