FOREWORD Centered in the majestic Gallery of Time is the portrait of a Lamb. It is 1 masterpiece of innocence brush of God a stroke of perfection from the ‘The Lamb's tender beauty and gentle spirit stand in vivid contrast to the solemn role He is (0 play in the drama of human history. ‘Alone He lives of men. its, quiet and still—ready to offer His life for the And yet, even in the face of death, He doesn't make a sound. ‘Then I looked and heard the voice of many angels numbering thousands upon thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand. ‘They encircled the throne, and in a loud voice they sang, “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain to receive power . . . and wealth ++. and wisdom . . . and strength . . . and honor... and glory’... and blessing.” (Revelation 5:11.12) WARNING! THIS COMPOSITION 1S PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW. VIOLATORS SUBJECT TO PROSECUTION,by DON WYRTZEN with Phil and Lynne Brower6 Worthy Is the Lamb (Finale) "He Is Worthy! (Theme I) DON WYRTZEN, Based on Revelation 5:12 PHIL and LYNNE BROWER ‘Arr. by Don Wyrizen Sowiy and gently y4RRATION (Hs: “And the Lamb is alive > (Ginger sie) soatermens E — ‘Worthy Is the Lamb (Theme 11) Based on Revelation 5:12 DON WYRTZEN © 78% 7) With dee feetine F ‘Seppo we pet r r r "2 Copyright 1879 by Singpestion, Division of The Zondervan Corporation. All rihts reserved, sso Copyegst 1D78, ar © 1979 ty Swoppiaton, Divsion of The Zondersan Corporation, lights rveeedthat was slain, ine @ ant? op af tf SS isthe Lamb that was slain, and strength, if | , F f Fslo -ry and bess - ing! naz E >» 2 a O gas or [Lamb that was t - = =