Unless they changed trains in the past few decades, this is the same train they had when I was a kid at this Smoky Mountain attraction and it's predecessors.
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The Alpha & Omega Suite is a musical commentary about what God has revealed through His established and time-honored written Word. It emphasizes important aspects of what has been shown throughout scripture. It took nine years to compose, arrange and record. It consists of thirty five parts which span two hours and forty minutes.
the Psalmist's Sonata
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About the Composer
- tAaOS
- In those wee hours of the morning; in those quiet, private times spent with the Lord; in those times of prayer and faithfully studying His word; that was when the Alpha & Omega Suite came to it's composer. This didn't happen instantaneously, but slowly and consistently over the course of nine years, beginning in 2000 and going through 2008. Accuracy to God's Word was more important than finishing the Suite quickly, which is a process that flies in contrast with the way things are normally done in our throw-away, media-centered culture. But, when dealing with the concept of God, it's important that our proclamation is based upon what He has revealed of Himself and not on the imaginations of fallen humanity.
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