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Matthew: The Gospel of Identity

In this new collection of songs inspired by the Gospel of Matthew, Michael Card provides an extended musical meditation on the identity of Jesus. Revolving around Jesus' momentous question to his disciples "Who do you say that I am?", the songs reflect on the person of Jesus as God's ultimate response to the "penultimate" question that has plagued humanity for ages—Who am I? Michael Card is an award-winning musician and performing artist. His many books include A Fragile Stone, Inexpressible, The Nazarene, and the Biblical Imagination Series on the four Gospels. 1. This Is Who You Are 2. Galilee 3. And Dreams 4. A Simple House in Galilee 5. His Humanity 6. The Gift... alles anzeigen expand_more

In this new collection of songs inspired by the Gospel of Matthew, Michael Card provides an extended musical meditation on the identity of Jesus. Revolving around Jesus' momentous question to his disciples "Who do you say that I am?", the songs reflect on the person of Jesus as God's ultimate response to the "penultimate" question that has plagued humanity for ages—Who am I?



Michael Card is an award-winning musician and performing artist. His many books include A Fragile Stone, Inexpressible, The Nazarene, and the Biblical Imagination Series on the four Gospels.



1. This Is Who You Are

2. Galilee

3. And Dreams

4. A Simple House in Galilee

5. His Humanity

6. The Gift to Believe

7. When Did We See You?

8. Go Find Out What This Means

9. The Kingdom

10. Till We're All Free

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  • Autor find_in_page Michael Card
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