A "Hallelujah" Christmas by Cloverton

<p>And just like that Christmas has passed…but the Christmas spirit lives on! In this episode, Brian and Chris share with you a final song to finish the Christmas season, a redone version of "Hallelujah", Leonard Cohen's classic hit back in 1984. This time though, while the classic melody remains, the lyrics have been redone to describe the story of Jesus’ birth, culminating at the Cross. We hope this song can give a final reminder to keep the Christmas spirit all year round, that Jesus’ was born, lived and died for our sins. May we cherish this message all year round, and not just Christmas. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!</p> <p>#Christmas Season; #A "Hallelujah" Christmas; #Christmas Spirit; #Jesus saves us</p> <p><br></p> <p>Song: <strong>A "Hallelujah" Christmas</strong><br> Artist: <strong>Cloverton</strong><br> Songwriter: <strong>Leonard Cohen</strong><br> Video is available at: https://youtu.be/-M32xbjjmV0</p> <p><br></p> <p><u><strong>馬太福音 Matthew 1:21<br> </strong></u>他將要生一個兒子，你要給他起名叫耶穌，因他要將自己的百姓從罪惡裡救出來。<br> She will give birth to a Son, and you are to give Him the name Jesus, because He will save His people from their sins.</p> <p><br></p> <p><u><em>Lyrics<br> </em></u>I've heard about this baby boy<br> Who's come to earth to bring us joy<br> And I just want to sing this song to you<br> It goes like this, the fourth, the fifth<br> The minor fall, the major lift<br> With every breath I'm singing Hallelujah<br> Hallelujah</p> <p>A couple came to Bethlehem<br> Expecting child, they searched the inn<br> To find a place for You were coming soon<br> There was no room for them to stay<br> So in a manger filled with hay<br> God's only Son was born, oh Hallelujah<br> Hallelujah</p> <p>The shepherds left their flocks by night<br> To see this baby wrapped in light<br> A host of angels led them all to You<br> It was just as the angels said<br> You'll find Him in a manger bed<br> Immanuel and Savior, Hallelujah<br> Hallelujah</p> <p>A star shown bright up in the east<br> To Bethlehem, the wisemen thre