A NEW MUSICAL BY RYAN MALONE MORNING STAR THE ACTS OF WALDO THE APOSTLE

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1 A NEW MUSICAL BY RYAN MALONE MORNING STAR THE ACTS OF WALDO THE APOSTLE

2 MORNING STAR Table of Contents ACT ONE 1 Prologue: The Vaudois Teacher (poem by ohn Greelieaf Whittier) 1 2 No Time Like the Present 10 The Word Is Not Bound 2 4 True Riches 28 5 Prove It For Yourself 6 Our Christian Duty 8 7 What To Say 46 8 Obey God Rather Than Men 51 ACT TWO 9 Write It On Our Hearts Largest Audience Possible Face the Flame The End of the Book The Morning Star 112 CHARACTERS Waldo (baritone) Narrator/Teacher (soprano) Narrator/Teacher (alto) Lady Fair (soprano) Trobairitz (alto) Translator Bernard (tenor) Translator Stephen (baritone) Religious Leader of Lyon (tenor) Persecutor (tenor) Persecutor (baritone)

3 Prologue: e Vaudois Teacher ohn Greenleaf Whittier Ryan Malone Lady Fair Narrator (Soprano) Narrator (Alto) Waldo Piano W 4 W 7 W q = # 4 n rich q = # Ó O la-dy fair, these silks of mine are beau-ti- ful and rare The # n # - est eb of the In - dian loom, hich beau -ty s queen might ear; And my pearls are pure as thine on fair neck, ith hose ra - diant light they vie; I have # n n b 9 # # n b # Copyright 2014

4 2 W 11 # brought them ith me a ea - ry ay Will my gen-tle la-dy buy n n n n # Ó N (A) 14 Ó j The la - dy smiled on the orn old man through N (A) 16 N (S) N (A) 18 dark and clu- st ring curls Which veiled her bro, as she bent to vie his silks and glit-t ring pearls; j And she placed their price in the old man s hand and Ó n #

5 N (S) 20 light - ly turned a - ay, But she paused at the an-d rers ear - nest call: W 22 W 25 W 27 W # la My gen-tle la-dy stay! O - dy fair, I have yet a gem hich a pur - er lus - ter flings, Than the dia-mond flash of the je -elled cron on the lof - ty bro of kings A 29 # n Ó Ó # # n # on-der -ful pearl of ex-ceed - ing price, hose vir - tue shall not de - cay, Whose b # n n b # n #

6 4 W 1 N (A) 4 N (S) N (A) 6 LF N (S) 8 # light shall be as a spell to thee and a bles-sing on thy ay! form of grace as seen, clasp-ing pearls be - teen; n n n n Ó The # j la -dy glanced at the mir-ror - ing steel here her Ó Where her eye shone clear, and her dark locks aved their Bring forth thy pearl of ex-ceed-ing orth, thou Ó Ó n n #

7 LF 40 trav - ler gray and old, And name the price of thy pre-cious gem and my 5 LF 42 N (A) N (A) W 44 W page shall count thy gold Ó n j n j # n b # n j The cloud ent off from the pil-grim s bro, as a # small and mea-ger book, Un-chased ith gold or gem of cost, from hisfold-ing robe he took! la-dy fair, is the pearl of price, may it prove as such to thee Nay keep thy gold I ask it not, Ó # n n b 47 # # n # n Here n n

8 6 N (A) W 50 # Ó <n> for the Word of God is free! # <n> n Ó j The # N (A) 5 j LF N (S) N (A) 55 hoa -ry tra - v ler ent his ay, but the gift he left be- hind Hath had its pure and per-fect ork on that high born mai-den s mind, Ó And Ó n n And

9 LF N (S) 57 she hath turned from the pride of sin to the lo - li - ness of truth, And she hath turned from the pride of sin to the lo - li - ness of truth, # 7 LF 59 N (A) LF N (A) 61 giv n her hu - man heart to God in its beau-ti - ful hour of youth Ó she hath left the gray old halls, here an e - vil faith had poer n n Ó # n b j And j j The

10 8 LF W 6 court - ly knights of her fa -ther s train, and the mai-den s of her boer # # n n Ó b And LF N (S) N (A) W 65 Ó Where the Ó Ó # Where the Where the she hath gone to the Vau -dois vales by lord - ly feet un trod, Where the n # n #

11 9 LF j 4 N (S) N (A) W # poor and need-y of the Earth are rich in the per-fect love of God 4 n j poor and need-y of the Earth are rich in the per-fect love of God 4 n j poor and need-y of the Earth are rich in the per-fect love of God 4 poor and need-y of the Earth are rich in the per-fect love of God n 4 n n 4 71 rit (SPOKEN NARRATOR) The biblical book of Acts commonly called the Acts of the Apostles is one of only three Ne Testament books that does not end ith the ord "Amen" That is because the acts of the apostles did not end in the first century More apostles ould be called and appointed as the human leaders of the Church of God against hich the gates of hell ould never prevail, esus said We look at the acts of one apostle here His calling, conversion and commission are the ultimate Christian journey The truth he preached and the schools he built are unrivaled for the hundreds of years both before and after him To appreciate the significance of this apostle's ork, modern vieers must consider to things e may take for granted One is ready access to the Holy Bible The other is religious freedom At this time in history, the Word of God as not readily available and religious freedom as rare Laymen in this part of the orld ere largely illiterate, and did not have access to read God's Word for themselves They ere expected to follo the interpretation of Scripture as handed don by the state-sponsored religion Eventually that idea as significantly challenged by the advent of the printing press and the activism of Martin Luther But before Luther and the Gutenberg Bible, there as the hero of our story, the apostle of the Middle Ages He published God's Word in the vernacular, spread that Word as much as the technology of the day alloed, and forced his on brand of reformation for many in that part of the orld He as a ealthy merchant in the city of Lyon the heart of Europe's textile industry at the time situated in hat is no southern France He hailed from the district of Walden and as thus knon as Waldo Our drama began ith a glimpse into his later ministry as depicted in the conversion of this "Lady Fair" But e no go back to the events leading up to Waldo's calling Our story begins on the streets of Lyon, here Waldo is enjoying a grand celebration In our story, a female troubadour or more correctly a trobairitz entertains Waldo and his guests ith a meaningful song about the transience of human life

12 RM Trobairitz Violin Waldo Piano No Time Like e Present q = 80 A G D A( 4) A C G E( 4) E # 4 # 4 4 q = 80 # 4 # n 4 A Life G j Ryan Malone j is like the flo-ers Which Tz 6 # D A( 4) A C G E( 4) E A G j j j # bloom a fe short hours, On # n - ly to be cut don in their prime Life is like the va- por Which Tz 10 # # D in A( 4) the air ill ta - per A E Till snuffed out by D the mea-sure e call time B( 4) B j j # Copyright 2014

13 Tz 1 # # A Fleet Full - ing as of vast a un G j sha - do, - cer -tain-ties Or the D ith fu - - ring ture as holds a no A( 4) j j j j mea - do, gua-ran- tees, A Whose Who # j j 11 Tz 15 # C blades knos of grass hat tasks the to - G ind mor - ill ro drive ill a al - - E( 4) j ay lo # n E Though Tz 17 # # A vi Ye - - brant at ster - day the is G dan, va - nished, By To D ev his - - ning t ry they it are is A( 4) j gone ba - nished, # A j All The Tz 19 E life on on ly Earth time D A( 4) # # # # j j is doomed to this de - cay There s No time like the that mat - ters is no! A G/D D pre- sent, No in-stant to - # # j # # j # j # j j

14 12 Tz 22 Tz 26 Vln Vln G/D aste E lay D( 4) D D/F A( 4) A B No cause like the mo- ment, No spi-rit like haste G G/A No time like the pre- sent No day like to - day! No se- cond to squan-der, No hour to de- D( ˆˆ2) # n n n j n n j j j j Dance break 29 D( ˆˆ2) accel q = 11 j j j j j j Reel # j r j ude: 16-counts (8 measures) A G # j j j j j j j j # # # # j j j j j j # j r j j r j j j j r j j j r j D A C G E( 4) E A G D A # j # j j n j j j # - j j j - j j j j j j j j j n n

15 Vln 8 Vln Vln 46 Vln 50 # j r j r j j r ordan: 16-counts (8 measures) E D B( 4) B A G D A # j j j j j # j j j j j # j r j j r j j r C G E( 4) A G D A # n j j - j j j j # j - - j - j j j j j - j j - # j r j - ude/ordan: 16-counts (8 measures) E D A( 4) A D G/D A/D G/D D # j j j # j j j j - - j j j - j # j - - A E F C G D A( 4) D G A/D G/D D # n j j j j j n # j j j - - -j j - - 1

16 14 Vln 54 Vln 58 Vln # j - A E F C G A D A G D A G D F G D C G D A F G D A G D D A C G E( 4) E A G D A E D B( 4) - Group A: 8 8-counts (2 measures) # j j n j j j - - # j - j j - j j j j n j - - j - - n j n j # j j # - - # n # j j j j - j j n n j j n j # - F G D C G A D A G # j j j - j j j r j j - n j j j # j r j j r j j r # j r j r # j

17 A C D A A C # j - - j D A E G B D # - - Trobairitz oin Group A A D G E C D A G/D D A/D 78 # - j # j # - - j j j > G/D A/D G/D D D/F A( 4) A # j # j > j > > Ó q = q B E G G/A D j # j # 9 # 8 # j # n n > 9 8 j > j > j Slip ig Trobairitz: 2 8-counts G/D D G/D A/D G/D D D/F j # j j j # - # j j - j j j j j j 15

18 16 92 A( 4) A B E G A # j # j j - # j # n j j n j j j j j j j j 96 # D G/D D G/D A/D G/D D D/F - - # # # j A( 4) A B E G A # - # # # n n j j Light ig Guest Group: 2 8-counts D n D C 6 # 8 j j j j j 6 8 n j G D F C A( 4) A j j j j j j j D C G D A G j j j j j j j j j

19 Trobairitz oin Guest Group: 2 8-counts 122 A( 4) C/G G C/G D C/G G # # 129 j j j j - j j - j G/B D( 4) E A C # j j - # j j j j # Group B: 4 8-counts D G D G/D A/D G/D D q = q j 4 Ó j - 4 j j Vln Vln 14 # 147 Ó j - A E F C G D A( 4) D G A/D G/D D # n # j j j j n # j j j - - -j j - - # j - - A E F C G A D A G D A G D # j j n j j j j - - #- j j - j j j j n j - - j - - n j j n # j j

20 18 Vln Vln # F G D C G D A F G D A G D # n # j j j j - j j n n j j n j # - Waldo's Friend oins the Reel Ó - j j Waldo s Friend: 2 8-counts (solo) F G D C G A D A G G # j j j - j j j j - - n j j j j - j j Vln 159 # - - j - j Vln 162 C/G D/G G G/B /C D( 4) # j j j - j j # - j j j E A C # # j n j j j

21 Vln 165 # - # # # - j # j - j 19 # G A D/A E/A W s Friend, ude, ordan, Gr A, Gr B: 4 8-counts # # # j j # # # Vln # j 168 Vln 171 A A/C /D E( 4) F # j # j j - j j # j j j - j B D A # # j n j # j j Vln # - - j - j 174 A D/A E/A A A/C /D # # j

22 20 Vln Vln # - j - j E( 4) F B # # # j - j j # j j - j - j D A D # # n j j j Vln 18 # Waldo's Friend Drops Dead q = 69 n n n U W # n n n U # A (guitar tacet) n n Ó n # n n U j Ó n U q = 69 Ó I W 188 look on all my toils And all my pro-fit s spoils Their va - lue fades in com-pa - ny of j # n

23 W death No rich - es can re - gain The time I ve spent in vain So j # W 194 accel q = 76 # # an-sers I must find hile I have breath! No time like the pre- sent, No in-stant to j # j j j W 197 # # aste No cause like the mo- ment, No spi-rit like haste No se-cond to j j # j j j j # j j j j

24 22 W 200 squan- der, No hour to de - lay No time like the pre- sent j j j j # j # j n j j j j j j W 20 No day like to - day! rit j j j j j j j j (SPOKEN NARRATOR) Waldo as significantly shaken by the sudden death of a close friend This, together ith the song of this trobairitz, caused him to question his life's direction and his eternal destiny In his studies, he came to the rather uncommon conclusion at the time that God's Word as the source of true revelation, and that he must search for life's meaning in the Scriptures But this text could only be found in Latin, a language Waldo did not speak He used his ealth to finance the ork of to scholars, Bernard and Stephen He hired them to translate the Word of God into Provencal the language of the region

25 e Word Is Not Bound RM Ryan Malone Translators Piano toer, q = 80 Copyright 2014 Since the god-less time of Ba-bel s All have been di-vi-ded by their speech Wor- ship has been voiced ith great con- fu - sion, Truth has been di-mi-nished in its reach Vast ar-rays of sounds fill ev ry land, q = 80 b 4 b 4 Mak-ing our com-mu-ni-ties quite small STEPHEN: BERNARD: b b b b STEPHEN: b b b b b b b b4 j j j b j j j b j j b b b b j b b b j n j j j j b j j j

26 24 BERNARD: b 17 BERNARD (top): STEPHEN (bottom): div b bb b b b 21 b b b 25 b b b Words take ma-ny forms in ev -ry lan-guage Yet one Word must be the same for all: The Word of God b j j is not bound by earth-ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God is not j bound to priest-ly or- ders, Nor bound to cloi - stered halls! The Word of God must be found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- j j j j j # # j j unison div b 29 unison div b noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When God our Fa- ther calls! b n n j n n b b j b b b j

27 BERNARD: b Ó 25 b b j Five ords of un - der - stand - ing can make the Scrip - tures plain, But ten b b b b j j 6 STEPHEN: BERNARD: b b b b thou - sand in an un - knon tongue ill make the Scrip - ture vain The b b b b b b b j b b b j b b 8 STEPHEN: BERNARD: BOTH: b b b b b b b b 41 my - st ry has been hid-den So line by line e strain, So pre-cept up - on pre-cept The div b b 2 b 4 b bb b b b b b b b b an-sers of the a - ges at last can be at-tained! The Word of God is not b b 4 j n 2 4 b 4 b j j b b b j j

28 26 45 b b b j bound by earth ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God is notbound to priest-ly or- ders, Nor j 49 b bound to cloi- stered halls! The Word of God must be found in ev - ry cor- ner, Re - j b b j j j # # j j 52 div b noned and read by all So ev -ry man can un-der- stand When b j b n n j n n j b b j b 55 God our Fa- ther calls! b b b b b j j b j

29 58 STEPHEN: BERNARD: b b b Soon a god - ly light ill fill the Earth; All ill be u - ni - ted in their STEPHEN: b b b speech rit BOTH: b Plain ill be the truth from those ho rit b j b j j b j Wor -ship ill be voiced in one pure lan - guage; b b b b a tempo div preach a tempo j b j j j j b j 27 (SPOKEN NARRATOR) At this time, a finished and bound copy of a ork this size as orth the price of a landed estate This translation Waldo commissioned cost him a great deal, but after poring over the unieldy volumes, he kne he had made the greatest investment of his life He as particularly struck by the account of Christ's admonition to the rich young man to sell all he had and give to the poor Waldo felt this as directed at him, since ealth had been his god and he had gron rich largely at the expense of others He realized he must give up this idol and use hat remained to finance the spreading of God's Word His acceptance of poverty stood as a condemnation of a religion that had gron rich and increased ith goods and corrupt by material gain

30 True Riches RM Ryan Malone Narrator (Soprano) 7 17 Piano q = 6 6 # 8 seek the path of found one of great vir-tue last-ing he mer light price could not cite - chan- dise sell all he had and to rich-es ac-crued here no make theif Though So Christ In the can he kne all mf A ma-ny truths he pos-sessed rich young search-ing since he the said per-fec-tion ould be found In po - ver - ty he found ne ealth, In poor in glad, trude, as Where j more than the moth can man for once the q = 6 6 # 8 mp # 6 8 days of his no ould in- young ne - hat lack man ver he he came to the Lord fi - nest pearls, 9 6 # 8 j 8 must found youth, vest 9 6 # 8 n 8 # 9n # 8 j j One in for- sake But ne joy For 9 6 # 8 j # 8n 8 # 9n To He 6 # 8 # # 6 8 to his couldtake But a- de- stroy He Copyright 2014

31 22 # # n no - ther rich man set his heart and A ould on not lof ap-plied hat he d heard: - ait - ing re- birth, re-sign to the - ty goals that same co - vet-ous end mo - ney can-not ob - tain # n n He In took God at creas-ing # 2 j # # # His in On Hea- ven he ould de- pend For true rich- es God-li-ness as his gain are a hea-ven-ly trea -sure E- ter-nal ealth be- yond ev ry mea sure 9 6 # j 8 j j Stored here no-thing ax es 2 2 # 2 n # n j n # j j j # j Word orth, - old; Im - mor-tal jeels and last-ing gold When # 9 6 n 8 8 n j j # 1 j n 8 j 29

32 0 46 # # # 52 2 gold Ho e came in - to this orld is ho e shall re- turn, Un- 2 clothed from the omb, Un j j j j 9 6 # j 8 8 j - done by the tomb, There is no-thing more e earn 9 6 # 8 2 j 8 # n n 8 j j 56 # # # j j j j j j j Yet some ho claim to serve the Lord, and re - pre-sent His truth n n f Are 61 # j j # slaves n un-to their orld - ly ealth, In-creased in earth - ly goods In need of no-thing j # # mf # n n j #

33 66 # # # past this life, Their trea-sures soon ill rust, Cor - rup - ted by their 1 # # # # # # nn n n n 70 # 2 j j op - u - lence, They fall to their on lust But true rich - es # j # n 75 # 2 2 j are a hea ven-ly trea- sure E - ter- nal ealth be- yond ev ry # 2 n # n

34 2 80 # # # 87 j mea- sure Stored here no-thing ax- es old; Im- mor - tal jeels # # # and last - ing gold mp n dim n rit rit U U (SPOKEN NARRATOR) Though he shed much of his ealth, he did not forsake the practical common sense and business savvy that had made him so successful He combined those skills ith his zeal to spread God's Word He held Bible meetings in his home hich attracted more and more people until the meetings spilled into the street People ere attracted to truth so long denied them by the established religion of the day

35 Prove It For Yourself RM Ryan Malone Waldo q = 90 4 Piano q = 90 n b n b b n b n b n Search these Scrip-tures dai - ly, Faith should not be faul- ty, # n n n b n 7 n Dis Re -cov - er - li - gion hat is is no true guess Mas -ses fol -lo blind- ly: Claims of men are pal - try, nb b 10 n Does So that put ap them - ply to to the you test Copyright 2014

36 4 12 Scru Trust - ti - nize this not in as - pro ser - - duct tions Much That like hu - the goods I man lips may sell, tell; 14 n n Ve - ri-fy its va - Find it in the Scrip- lue: tures: n n n n n b j n b b j Prove it for your - self! # n b n n b b # n n n b n n b b This truth ill make you i - ser than a - ny king s ad b n 2 4 n 4 b 4 b

37 2 5 vi - sor, More no - ble than the ru-lers of the land You all have this a - j 26 bi-li-ty if God pro-vides the ill to see Your mind can hold the poer to un-der- j j 29 stand So hold to this in-struc- tion, And ne -ver let it n

38 6 2 go Keep it from de-struc- tion: True life these ords be - nb # b ẇ n 5 sto Have it al-ays rea- dy, Not rest - ing on a shelf # 8 n Ó 2 4 n See it ith your on eyes Prove it for your 4 nn n n n b n b b b 4 4

39 41 4 Ó self! Prove it for your- self! n b n n b n # Prove it for your- self! b # n n n b n 7 b n b n j j Ó Ó (SPOKEN NARRATOR) Waldo and his folloers called at the time the "Poor Men of Lyon" used their trade as eavers or "textors" to spread the message In fact, the ord "text" developed from this group in the textile industry, spreading the ritten ord The religious authorities of Lyon soon caught ind of hat Waldo and his folloers ere doing They believed the unauthorized evangelism of Waldo and his folloers had to be savagely suppressed

40 Our Chris an Du RM Ryan Malone Religious Leader of Lyon Persecutors Piano q = q = j b j n # j # b n n 4 j j j Ó j 6 Ó # Copyright 2014 Be not de - ceived by these b n # n # b n Ó j j j Ó j 10 # j cle b j # j j j j j j j 14 # j # # b j j Ó j j - ver crooks, They se - duce ith silks just to force their books Such me-thods by hich ma-ny have been vexed As craf - ty mer-chants of the tex - tile trade, They

41 ear them don We must chase them out! This is our Chris - tian du- ty, b n Ó b n 29 j j Ó # b Ó Our ho - ly ob - li - ga- tion, To si- lence and stop b n b b # b n b b n This un - god - ly a - ber - ra- tion This is our Chris - tian du - ty Ó Ó j # Ó b n Ó Ó # b 18 # j # eave their ords in a keen cha- rade It s all a front for goods that they call # j j j j # j j j 22 j # 25 j j text Who can bear the ords these im - pos - ters spout We must 9

42 40 7 To hin - der and hush To frus - trate and foil, To quench and to > b n b Ó # n n bn - # b Ó b > - 41 Ó Ó # crush! These eak and base ould have you think Sal - b Ó b j Ó Ó j j # Baritone: Ó j Can they dis-cern the truth ith-out a # j j j j j j j j 49 Ó # We must alk by faith, Not just prove by sight! Can so Ó 45 va guide - tion lies in page and ink # # b j Ó j j

43 Ó Baritone: Tenor: # All: b ma-ny be rong and so fe be right and cus - tom on our Tenor: Baritone: All: side With the la, the ealth on our side They are smug and pi - ous Pha - ri sees We must blot out all their he # j j j j # j j j j # Ó # j j j Ó j Ó # This is our Chris-tian du- ty, Our ho - ly ob - li-ga- tion, div - re - sies! This is our Chris-tian du- ty, Our ho - ly ob - li-ga- tion, b n Ó b n b n b j Ó # b # b n b 41

44 42 65 Ó Ó b 70 div b b To To si- lence and stop This un god-ly a - ber-ra- tion This is our unison si- lence and stop This un god-ly a - ber-ra- tion This is our b Ó Ó j # Ó b n Ó Ó Chris-tian du-ty To hin-der and hush To frus trate and foil, To quench and to unison Chris-tian du- ty, To hin-der and hush To frus trate and foil, To quench and to > b n b n b Ó # n n b n # b # b Ó b > Ó Ó 75 Ó Ó # crush! They have no right or au - tho - ri- ty To preach a- gainst our ma Ó crush! b n b n # b # b b # # b n

45 # Ó Ó jo - ri- ty We must Baritone: # n Ó j Ó # What cre-den-tials can these lo - ly poor men claim Ó Ó no re- gain the flock they took We must Tenor: Ó # Ó Do they think they on - ly on this book b # # # n b Ó n Ó Ó Ó 4 88 j # Ó stamp out all the dis - sen - tion they in - flame! Baritone: Ó We must Ó

46 44 Ó Ó e must squelch their skill; e must aste their ill! All: div torch their texts; We must drain them dry e must aste their ill! This is our Chris - tian du- ty, Our ho - ly ob - li- ga- tion, To This is our Chris - tian du- ty, Our ho - ly ob - li- ga- tion, To si lence and stop si lence and stop Tenor: b j j j j n Ó j j b j b j Ó j j j j # Ó This un god-ly a - ber-ra- tion This is our Chris-tian du-ty unison div This un god-ly a - ber-ra- tion This is our Chris-tian du- ty, j Ó Ó j # Ó j Ó Ó > Ó b Ó b j j

47 105 Ó To hin- der and hush To frus-trate and foil, To quench and to crush! 45 b b Ó 110 unison To hin- der and hush To frus-trate and foil, To quench and to crush! j b j # n n b n - j j Ó - To quench and to crush! To quench and to crush! div To quench and to crush! b n # j # b n j n b j - Ó > j j j j - Ó > (SPOKEN NARRATOR) Not long after, Waldo as called to anser to the highest religious authority of the land Waldo did not intend to argue specific points of doctrine only that the common people needed the Bible in a language they could read for themselves He ent in faith, knoing God ould inspire him ith the ords to say, as Christ had promised

48 What Say RM Ryan Malone Narrator (Alto) 5 b Piano q = 76 b 4 b 4 q = 76 b4 j b j Ó j pro-mised to His prea -chers, When called be - fore their foes, To give them ords of is - dom Which God j j b b 8 b j j no one can op - pose He asith the mouth of Mo - ses, And cleansed I -sai-ah s lips; Touched the b ẇ b ẇ n 11 b tongue of e - re - mi - ah, So that they all spoke from Hea-ven - ly scripts When b b b b j b j Copyright 2014

49 14 b called be - fore a ru - ler, To de - fend hat knos if fear - ful con - fron - ta - God gave e - ze - bel space not, knos for the this depths en of tion to - coun - ter Sa - tan; re- pent, Is This Can So just bur shake let - a den the him you they sur go - no ther he must o - pined, This ill heed E - ven b b j b b b b r j j j - est mind and plead - ay bear, b b j j j j j n j j Fear He To To 47 bear ex - 20 b it - ness of pose this great this se mes - sage in - duc - tion in the 2 4 ev - ry - thing you say ords he must de - clare b b b b 2 b j 4 j 2 4 Take no 4 4 4

50 48 2 b 4 j b4 b 4 thought ho you should an ser, Or the ords you must con- vey O pen your j j j j j # # 27 b j mouth and He ill fill it, He ill teach you hat to say 1 b b b n n j j b 1 n j 2 b Ó j Per - haps these ords ill be el- come, Who j b b j b 5 b b b 2 say 2 j Whe-ther pha-raoh, lord or priest, In hat-ev - er form this beast, Your j

51 8 b b b j tes - ti - mo - ny comes from past the stars Your Fa - ther speaks in Ó j b b b 4 you Ó roars! j Through the Spi - rit He im - bues, This mes-sage from the Hea-vens, ho it j b Ó # Take no # b b # n j j j j b b b 48 # j thought ho you should an- ser, Or the ords you must con vey O-pen your # j j j j # #

52 50 52 # # 57 mouth and He ill fill it, He ill teach you hat to say # Ó # j b n n n j b n He ill teach you hat to say rit rit j Ó b Ó b (SPOKEN NARRATOR) Shortly thereafter, a decree as enacted that denied Waldo and his folloers the right to preach as they had been Waldo kne he as commissioned by Christ to distribute the Word as idely as God ould allo and that no true Christian ould forbid them from preaching Eventually the religious leaders in Lyon forced out Waldo and his folloers

53 Obey God Ra er an Men RM Ryan Malone Narrator (Soprano) Narrator (Alto) Trobairitz q = Stephen Bernard Waldo = Church Piano 4 4 q = 120 SOLO 1: mf Ó 4 b > > > b > > > > > mf 4 b b We Ch 5 SOLO 2: j j all feel a pres-sure to fol-lo the crod, So ma-ny en-tice ith the ea - sy ay out They j b j j j Copyright 2014

54 52 Ch 9 = j j SOLO : come ell-dis-guised as an -gels of light, But they in true form are dra-gons of night, De j b j j j j W 14 mf Ch = W = St 19 2 cei-ving to get our con - vic-tions to bend God # # j ra- ther than men When n n j But e must o-bey God We must o-bey mf Ó > > b b > > > b > > > b Da -niel as out - laed from or-ship-ing God, He ould j j b j j j j j j

55 Be St 26 = Be St 0 = mf Ó j He kneeled to not sho con-for-mi-ty as a fa- cade j he as de -vot ed j the Lord ne - ver ca-ring ho sa; For j j j j j j j j j j j j - to much high-er la! He kne that in spite of the Ó b He kne that in spite of the j j j j j j j # # 5 Be St 4 fierce li-on s den He must o- bey God He must o- bey God ra-ther than fierce li-on s den He must o- bey God He must o- bey God ra-ther than n n j j j j

56 54 N (A) Be St 9 = N (S) N (A) = # # men # # 4 men ords of our Lord are # # no ring-ing true If they per-se-cute me they ill per-se-cute you mf These b # # > > > n > > > > > b # # n Ó mf Ó n Shake the j j j j j j j j j j j j N (S) 47 dust off your feet from here e no trod, Though e might feel a-lone, e alk ith our N (A) n e alk ith our j j j j j j j j j j j

57 N (S) N (A) Tz 51 = N (S) N (A) Tz Be St Ó 55 God Ó God Though it stings to be scorned by those once called our friends mf Ó We must o-bey God We must o-bey God ra-ther than men # # # # Ó Ó f f f f f n n We must We must We must Ó We must Ó 55 W f We must Ch We must o-bey God We must o-bey God ra-ther than men # j j j j Ó Ó f f We must We must j

58 56 Ch 60 = N (S) N (A) Tz Be St W Ch 2 div unison j 4 65 take a stand With migh-ty hand Al - lo no fear to take com mand! # # n j j f j j # n # n 4 Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, # # 4 Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, 4 Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, 4 Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, Let the Spi -rit of cou-rage re -mind us a - gain: We must o bey God, unison # 4 4 # 4 4 # # 4 4 # j j j j j j j j j div div j

59 N (S) 70 Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than 57 N (A) Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than Tz Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than Be St # # Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than n Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than W n Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than Ch Ó We must o - bey God ra - ther than # n Ó # ra - ther than j n n n > > j j Ó j Ó

60 58 N (S) N (A) Tz Be St W 7 men! # # men! men! men! men! Ch men! men! # men! n > > > j Ó > > n > j Ó (SPOKEN NARRATOR) In this next phase of Waldo's apostleship, the Work gre rapidly this time in the valleys of hat is no northern Italy Waldo's folloers ere also knon as Waldenses or Vaudois literally, "people of the valleys" There, schools ere established to train qualified laborers from hat e ould term college level on don into elementary schools Three small stone buildings provided classrooms located near the ton of La Torre in the valley of Lucerna This region, hich literally translates to "valley of light" became the ne headquarters of the Work, and the groing Church of God At the College, articles and small booklets ere ritten and multiple copies ere produced These ritings, plus Bibles themselves, had to be laboriously copied by hand, keeping many busy in the schools As they copied these texts, they ere also required to memorize large portions of Scripture given the scarcity of Bibles and imminent danger to anyone found carrying a Bible

61 En ac / Wri It on Our Hearts RM Ryan Malone Teachers q = 126 # 4 Waldo 4 Soprano 1 # 4 Soprano 2 # 4 Alto 1 # 4 Alto 2 # 4 Tenor 1 # 4 Tenor 2 (+ BERNARD) # 4 Baritone 1 4 Baritone 2 4 (+ STEPHEN) Piano q = 126 # 4 > > > > > > > > mf 4 Copyright 2014

62 60 5 = = 14 = 19 = 25 = 1 = 5 # -> -> -> 10 # > > > > # bb b b b b n b b bb j n n j b > > b b n n rit > b > > > > > b b b b b b j j j j b b b b b b q = 80 j b j b j b b

63 Ts W 41 (Curtain opens) f div b Ó b 61 The Word of God is not Ó f S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 b b b b b b b f f f f The Word of God is not Ó The Word of God is not Ó The Word of God is not Ó The Word of God is not Ó The Word of God is not Ó f The Word of God is not Ó f The Word of God is not Ó f B2 b b b (Curtain opens) f The Word of God is not f Ó The Word of God n n j is not

64 62 Ts 46 unison div unison div b j bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be W b bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 b j bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be b j b b bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be j bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be j bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be b bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be b bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be B1 b bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be B2 b bound by earth - ly bor- ders, Nor bound by mor-tal alls! The Word of God must be b b j j j

65 Ts W S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2 49 div unison div unison b j j found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When b # n n b b b b b b b found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When b # n n b found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When b # n n b j j j j j j found in ev ry cor- ner, Re- noned and read by all So ev ry man can un-der- stand When j j j j 6 b b # # j j n n j n n b b j

66 64 Ts 5 b unison accel q = 126 b b God our Fa- ther calls! W S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 b b b God our Fa- ther calls! b b b God our Fa- ther calls! b bb God our Fa- ther calls! b bb God our Fa- ther calls! b bb God our Fa- ther calls! b b b b God our Fa- ther calls! b b b b God our Fa- ther calls! b b b B2 God our Fa- ther calls! b b b God our Fa- ther calls! accel q = 126 b b bb b b b b b j j j j

67 S1 57 bb j j j j j j Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, 65 S2 b b j j j j j j Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, A1 b b j j j j j j Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, A2 bb j j j j j j Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, T1 b b Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, T2 b b j j j j j j Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, B1 b b Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, B2 b b Write it on our hearts, Etch it on our minds, bb b b

68 66 S1 61 bb j j j j Ó j j j Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time S2 b b j j j j Ó j j j Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time A1 b b j j j j Ó j j j Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time A2 bb j j j j Ó j j j Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time T1 b b j j j j Ó j j j Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time T2 b b j j j j Ó j j j Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time B1 B2 b b Ó Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time b b Ó Mark it on our me-mo- ries, Fixed there for all time bb b b j

69 S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 65 bb j j b b j Ó j j j Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b j j j Ó j j j Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts bb j j j Ó j j j Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts j j j Ó j j j Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b j j j Ó Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b j j j Ó Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b Ó j 67 B2 = S1 Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b Ó j 69 Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b b b bb b b mf mf b b In the be - gin- ning, God said: Let j b b

70 68 S1 A1 74 there be light! He di - vi - ded it from the dark - ness, bb ẇ b bb b = 80 S1 b b Ó And called it Day and Night b b bb n b b n = 91 Poco meno mosso poco rit A1 b b j Ó A2 bb b b mf Reu- ben, Si-me- on, bb b b b = 86 A1 bb Le - vi, u- dah, Ze-bu- lun, Is-sa- char, Dan, Gad, Ash- er, Naph-ta- li, o-seph, Ben-ja- min, These are the sons a cob had poco rit b b b b b Ó mf The Ten Command-ments of our God, Poco meno mosso # Ó j

71 A2 95 bb b b b b = 98 A2 b b Lord, That He rote in Ho-reb s rock, You shall have no o - ther gods be - fore our No gra-ven i - dols shall you serve, And God s ho - ly name pre-serve, Guard and b b n b b b n = 101 A2 bb bb b b b b keep His Sab - bath day for-ev - er - more You shall sho the high-est ho-nor to your mo - ther and your fa ther j j bb b b = 105 A2 bb j j b b = 108 A2 b b - You shall not kill, or be un - faith -ful to your spouse You shall not steal you shall not lie, Nor look ith lust - ful eye At your j 69

72 70 A2 T1 111 bb j j neigh-bor s ife, pos - ses-sions or his house mf b b Ó The pro-verbs are for b b b j n legato b b b b = 116 T1 b b B2 is-dom and instruct-tion, The ords of un - der - stand-ing to per b b b b = 121 T1 b b ceive To kno in - ter - pre - ta - tions of the ise, E-qui-ty and bb # b b b n = 127 T1 b b judg-ment to re -ceive b b bb b b mf Blest are the poor ẇ ẇ in

73 B2 = 16 B2 b b bb b n b b b n = 19 B2 b b = 145 B2 b b 12 b b b b b b b b b b b b b b bb b b spi - rit, For the king -dom shall be theirs Blest are those ho mourn, Great com-fort they ill share Blest are the meek, of the Earth they are heirs Blest are theose ho hun- ger, Blest are those ho thirst, If right-eous-ness they crave in this they ll be im- mersed Blest are the mer-ci - ful for mer-cy they ob- tain, b Blest are the pure in heart, For God their eyes shall gain Blest are the peace - ma- kers, ẇ b b = 142 B2 b b b b 71

74 72 B2 148 b b b b b b God s child-ren they are named Blest are the per - se - cu- ted For the = S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2 151 poco accel bb bb b b b b b b b b b b b b Tempo I f Write f Write f Write f Write f Write f Write f j j j it on our hearts, j j j it on our hearts, j j j it on our hearts, j j j it on our hearts, it on our hearts, j j j it on our hearts, Write it on our hearts, f j right-eous-ness they bear, The king-dom of God ill be theirs Write it on our hearts, poco accel Tempo I bb f b b

75 S1 155 bb j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, 7 S2 b b j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, A1 b b j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, A2 bb j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, T1 b b j j j j Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, T2 b b j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, B1 b b Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, B2 b b Ó Etch it on our minds, Mark it on our me-mo- ries, bb b b

76 74 S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2 160 bb b b b b b b b b b b Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts b b Ó j Fixed there for all time Put it in our in-ard parts, Write it on our hearts mf The j j j j j j Ó j j j j j j j j j Ó b b Ó j bb b b j = 165 mf B1 b b Ó b b b b j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j j Ó j j jó j j jó j j j Ó j j j j j j j j j j j j Spi-rit s fruits are love oy, peace and pa- tience,

77 B1 = 179 T2 b b 2 b b 4 4 # 2 b b 4 4 # j j j = 185 T2 b b bb # b b j n n # = T2 b b b b b b n 4 j j j = 194 T2 b b 4 j j 172 b b b b b b Kind - ness, Good - ness, faith, Meek - ness and mo-de - ra - tion feet ill be shod fi - e ry mf b Ó To stand e must ear the hole ar-mor of God: With the gos-pel of peace our A breast-plate of right-eous-ness co-vers our hearts, And faith shields us from Sa-tan s - darts, Loins gird-ed ith truth, e can migh-ti - ly stand, With the sord of the Spi- rit God s Word in our hands The hel-met e ear is sal - va-tion and hope,while bb 4 # # b b4 b j j j b b

78 76 S2 T2 = S2 = S2 = S2 198 bb b b pray-ing God s ser-vants may al-ays be bold mf Se - ven church - es, Se - ven b b n j b b n j j bb seals, Se - ven trum - pets God re- veals Three are oes, then se-ven bb b b ẇ bb plagues, spire Ó Be-fore the Lamb s great ed-ding day, One thou - sand years ill all in - b b b b b b Great judg -ment then a lake of fire, The ho - ly ci - ty ill de - j j j j b b j j bb b b #

79 S2 = S2 A2 T2 = 214 b b 218 bb f scend It all comes quick-ly A - men b b b b f SOLO 2: b b SOLO 1: j Ó b b bb b b For soon the eyes of all ill see, SOLO : Pre-pared to an-ser e must be, f j j j Ó The er - rors on their j 77 A1 221 b b f SOLO 5: Ó A2 b b SOLO 4: f j On rea-dy hearts of flesh, T1 T2 His Word e then ill etch, b b f SOLO 6: b b Ó b b b b hearts God ill e - rase j Ó j j The stub-born hearts of j

80 78 Ts W 225 f bb n n j j j And e ill Write it on their hearts, f b b n n And e ill Write it on their hearts, S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 b b n n j j j f And e ill Write it on their hearts, b b n n j j j f And e ill Write it on their hearts, b b n n j j j f And e ill Write it on their hearts, f bb n n j j j And e ill Write f it on their hearts, b b n n stone God ill re place And e ill Write it on their hearts, f b b n n j j j And e ill Write it on their hearts, f b b n n B2 And e ill Write it on their hearts, f b b n n And e ill Write it on their hearts, bb n n f b b n n j j j j

81 Ts W S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 20 j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, 79 T2 B1 B2 j j j j j j j Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, Ó Etch it on their minds, Mark it on their me-mo- ries, j

82 80 Ts W S1 S2 A1 A2 24 j j j j j Ó j j j Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts Ó Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts j j j j j Ó j j j Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts j j j j j Ó j j j Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts j j j j j Ó j j j Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts j j j j j Ó j j j Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts T1 j j j j j Ó Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts T2 B1 B2 j j j j j Ó j j j Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts Ó Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts Ó Fixed there for all time Put it in their in-ard parts, Write it on their hearts j

83 81 Ts 29 Write it on our hearts, W Write it on our hearts, S2 Ó Se - ven church - es, Se - ven A1 Ó Reu - ben, A2 Ó j The Ten Com mand-ments of our God, T1 Ó The pro - verbs are for T2 Ó j To stand e must ear the hol B1 B2 Ó The Spi - rit s fruits are Blest are the poor in spi - rit, For the

84 82 Ts W 242 Etch it Etch it S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 B2 In the be - gin - ning, seals, Se - ven trum - pets God re - veals Three are Ó Ó is ar That He rote in Si - me- on, Ho-reb s rock, You shall have no o - ther - dom and in - struct - tion, Ó - mor of God: With the gos - pel of peace our love, king Ó - dom shall be theirs Blest are those ho mourn, Great

85 Ts W S1 S2 245 on our minds, on our minds, God j j Ó oes, then se-ven plagues, Be fore the Lamb s great ed-ding said: j j 8 A1 Ó Ó Le - vi, u - dah, A2 T1 T2 j j gods be - fore our Lord, No gra ven i - dols shall you serve, And God s Ó The ords of un der - Ó feet ill be shod A breast - plate of right - eous - ness B1 B2 oy, peace and pa - tience, b com-fort they ill share Blest are the meek of the Earth they are heirs # #

86 84 Ts W 248 Mark it on our me - mo - ries, Mark it on our me - mo - ries, S1 Let there be S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 day, One thou - sand years ill all in - spire, Ó ho stand co Ze bu lun, j - ly name pre- serve, Guard and keep His Sab - bath day for - ev - er ing to per - ceive, Ó - vers our hearts, And faith shields us from Sa-tan s Kind - ness, B2 Blest are theose ho hun- ger, Blest are those ho thirst, If right-eous-ness they crave in

87 85 Ts 251 W Fixed there for all time! S1 S2 Fixed there for all time! Ó light! He di - Great judg - ment then a lake of A1 Ó Ó Is - sa char, Dan, A2 T1 T2 B1 more fi You shall sho the high est ho-nor to your mo-ther and your fa-ther To kno in - ter - pre - ta - tions Ó - e - ry darts, Loins gird - ed ith truth, e can B2 Good this they ll be im- mersed Blest are the mer-ci - ful for mer -cy they ob tain, - ness,

88 86 Ts W 254 Put it S1 S2 vi - ded it from the dark fire The ho - ly Put it A1 Ó Gad, A2 j You shall not kill, or be un - faith - ful to your T1 T2 B1 of the ise Ó j migh - ti - ly stand, With the sord of the Spi- rit God s faith, B2 Blest are the pure in heart, For God their eyes shall gain Blest are the peace - ma- kers, j

89 Ts W S1 S2 257 in our in - ard parts, in our in - ard parts, Ó ness, And called it ci - ty ill de - scend, 87 A1 Ó Ash Ó Ó - er, Naph-ta - li, o - seph, A2 T1 T2 B1 B2 spouse You shall not steal you shall not lie, Nor look ith lust-ful eye At your E - qui - ty and judg - ment Ó Word in our hands The hel - met e ear is sal - Meek - ness and God s j Ó child-ren they are named Blest are the per -se - cu- ted For the

90 88 Ts 260 Write it on our hearts W S1 Write it on our hearts Day and Night S2 It all comes quick - ly A - men A1 Ó j Ben -ja- min, These are the sons a -cob had A2 T1 T2 B1 neigh va - bor s ife, pos - ses - sions or his house to re - ceive j j - tion and hope, While pray - ing God s ser - vants may al - ays be bold mo - de - ra tion B2 j right-eous-ness they bear, The king - dom of God ill be theirs j

91 Ts W S1 S2 A1 A2 T1 T2 B1 26 div b Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! b b Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! 89 B2 Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! Write this on our hearts! Write it on our hearts! b b b n n b ff b b j j j j

92 rit j (SPOKEN NARRATOR) During this time, the schools bore fruit Waldo sent messengers out in pairs, as Christ had commanded the original 12 apostles To conceal their identities and prevent unnecessary persecution, they ere called "barbes," or uncles God's Word as proclaimed in poer Waldenses began to be found almost everyhere in Western Europe

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101 67 # nes! # # # n j Ó fff # j n n j Ó 99 (SPOKEN NARRATOR) In our story, e are reacquainted no ith the "Lady Fair" hose conversion ould have happened around this time While present at the school, she relates nes of the outside orld, of persecution that ould soon close in on those branded "heretics" It as at this time that Peter II, king of the northeastern part of hat is no Spain decreed that any Waldenses found should be burned for their heresies But the true believers found great comfort in the Word of God that the fiery trials they faced even if comprised of physical fire ere nothing compared to the brilliant glory they ould inherit

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