AT THE CROSS - HONORING THE FINISHED WORK OF JESUS feat. The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir (Video #021)

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Jesus Christ's death on the Cross 2,000 years ago changed the course of human history. But He didn't stay dead, as just three days later, on that first Easter Sunday morning, Jesus rose from the dead, defeating Death, Hell and the Grave - and giving all of us a way to have peace with God.

Set to a dramatic anthem about the Cross, by the multiple-Grammy-award-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, this moving music video showcases some of the most gripping video and photos depicting the horrors of Jesus' crucifixion that day.

The message of the Cross is the most powerful in human history. All of mankind have the potential to be changed by its message forever. Do you want to learn more about Jesus' death on the Cross. Check out our other related video, "The Cross: God's Plan To Save Us", here.

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WARNING: This video is not suitable for children under 14 years of age. RATED M For MATURE. Parental and viewer discretion are strongly advised. Contains graphic imagery of Jesus Christ being whipped, having his beard ripped out, carrying his Cross to Calvary, being nailed to the Cross, and hanging on the Cross.
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You can know for sure that you have peace with God, and are ready for Heaven:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbokgjnmJCc
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⦁ "At The Cross". From the album "Pray", recorded live at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. (c) 2015 Brooklyn Tabernacle Music. Orchestrator - Jason Michael Webb. Composer: Carol Cymbala, Jason Michael Webb, Freddy Washington, Soloist: Freddy Washington . Song is currently listed as "Viewable Worldwide" in the YouTube Musc Policies listings.

About the BROOKLYN TABERNACLE CHOIR: The 270-voice Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, based in Brooklyn, NY, and directed by Carol Cymbala, the wife of Pastor Jim Cymbala, has won five Dove Awards and six Grammy Awards, and concert venues in New York have included Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and the Madison Square Garden Theater. The Choir sang at two separate Billy Graham Crusades, including his very last Crusade in Flushing Meadows Park, and at Central Park - the latter being the largest audience ever gathered for a Bily Graham Crusade in American history - over 250.000. They were also honored to sing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" at the 2012 Inauguration of President Barack Obama, which was viewed by an estimated 1 billion people.