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Composed by John W. Fisher. A Cappella,Christian,Instructional,Praise & Worship,Spiritual. 3 pages. John Fisher #912420. Published by John Fisher (A0.1324224).WHAT HAPPENED ON THAT MOUNTAIN is a sermon song based on the sermon " With Jesus on the Mountain " delivered by Dr. Paul de Jong on November 12, 2023 at the First Presbyterian Church, Fort Myers, Florida using the text of Mark 8:31-9:29. The tune is an SATB arrangement of the famous Christmas spiritual " Go Tell it on the Mountain " with original lyrics to teach about a very important event in the New Testament - Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguragtion. The Chorus departs from the rhythm of the original spiritual when the name of Jesus is sung, emphasizing that He is on a different plane than Moses and Elijah.
This and the second verse emphasize how Peter, as he often was, was in error of considering building temporal booths to celebrate the three transfigured beings. What the voice from heaven says and what Jesus says are extremely important. This may not overtake the popularity of the original Christmas spiritual, but I would hope that some congregations would consider using it as a teaching hymn.
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