Name: The Root of Unity
Duration: P00H06M14S
Description: This is a song that had an overall theme of uniting as sisters in Christ. It speaks about helping one another bear each other’s burdens and how God is our foundation. It was written with the hope and prayer that it would empower sisters in Christ to stand strong together and unite as one.

TIMŌRĀTUS - The Root of Unity

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This is a song that had an overall theme of uniting as sisters in Christ. It speaks about helping one another bear each other’s burdens and how God is our foundation. It was written with the hope and prayer that it would empower sisters in Christ to stand strong together and unite as one.

lyrics

Strive for oneness sisters
In the binding power of mercy, peace and love
Eager to live in harmony

A single tree cannot thrive in a forest alone
Therefore how can we bear worries and strife on our own? (x2)

Unite, dear sisters, in resilience and courage
The Lord is our foundation
The Earth beneath our feet
Let our roots grow deep
Let prayer and praise
Bloom with beauty throughout our lives

Render humility
Guide with gentleness
Demonstrate patience
Radiate love
Emerge as stunning foliation
Standing firm in an unrivalled Creator

Building one another up in (x4)

Stand strong and full of grace
Enriching our lives with His Word
Grow our branches from the vine

Let the Son’s light reign down
Peace and comfort in our lives
Let His light grow us together
May our branches intertwine
With each other, through Him

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from Body of Christ (Black Metal), released March 19, 2019
Anna Martin - Vocals
Courtney Napier - Lyrics, Vocals
Johanna Fincher - Vocals
Stephanie Baker - Vocals
David Napier - Instrumentation

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