Filmtracks: Jesus (Patrick Williams)

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Jesus

(1999)

Composed, Conducted, and Produced by:

Patrick Williams

Label:

Angel Records

Release Date:

March 28th, 2000

Also See:

•	The Passion of the Christ
•	The Gospel of John

Audio Clips:

1. Main Title (0:30), 150K jesus1.ra

4. Temple, The Early Days (0:30), 153K jesus4.ra

7. Walking on Water (0:33), 165K jesus7.ra

16. The Crucifixion (0:31), 155K jesus16.ra

Availability:

Regular U.S. release.

Awards:

None.


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