Another Testament: Come See The Light (Reflections of Christ) 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Come See The Light tells the glorious witness of Christ ministering to the Americas after His resurrection, 3 Nephi put to song. After His resurrection in Jerusalem, Christ appeared to the people of the American continent, the other sheep. This stunning, miraculous, and beautiful account is told in Third Nephi of the Book of Mormon. Another Testament: Come See The Light is a retelling of this epic story through music and photography. As a continuation of the Reflections of Christ project, the music is a collaboration of song writer and producer Jason Barney, pianist Clyde Bawden, vocalist Freddie Ashby, orchestrator Sam Cardon, combined with cinematographer Cameron Trejo, and at the core, the photography of Mark Mabry. The resurrected Christ is a Living Christ, a Christ who we can see, touch, and embrace in the very most infinitely personal way imaginable. This is an invitation to all the world to come and see the light that is Jesus the Christ.
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The first Reflections of Christ project was created in 2008 to depict the life of our Savior, Jesus Christ in the New Testament. It is the inspired photography of Mark Mabry combined with music and video. In 2009, Another Testament was created to depict the ministry of Christ to the Americas as told in the The Book of Mormon, 3 Nephi.
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This is the 2020 updated 4K version of a video originally created in 2009 SD with the photography from Another Testament.
I am in the MTC I love this...
Beautiful.
No words to say. I cried with all my heart.
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Wonderful, thank you for this beautiful account of Jesus Christ's ministry! I would love to sing this song for our ward's Easter sacrament program, is there any sheet music available to suit a female (alto) voice?
We have the sheet music here:
www.reflectionsofchristmusic.com/SheetMusic.html
That is for Freddie's original tenor voice. That may be tough for alto, but give it a try and let us know how it goes. Thanks! Jason.
@@tjasonbarney Wonderful, thank you very much! :) It is a bit of a stretch on my lower range, could I seek permission to have it transposed into a higher key? Thank you again, such a wonderful song to reverence the Saviour and His Atonement.