O Christmas Tree (Greatest Story) Choir Sheet Music PDF (Phil Wickham)
O Christmas Tree (Greatest Story) Choir Sheet Music PDF (Phil Wickham)
O Christmas Tree (Greatest Story)
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Choir Sheet (SATB) Details
Download the Choir Sheet for O Christmas Tree (Greatest Story) by Phil Wickham, from the album Hallelujah! It's Christmas!. This song was arranged by Grant Wall in the key of E, Eb.
SongID | 85680 |
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Language | English |
Album | Hallelujah! It's Christmas! |
Artists | Phil Wickham |
Authors | Phil Wickham |
Arrangers | Grant Wall |
Publishers | Fair Trade Music Publishing |
File Type | |
Pages | |
Original Key | E |
Available Keys | E, Eb |
Lyrics
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The classic carol, O Christmas Tree, takes on a fresh meaning in these refreshed words, turning our focus from mere holiday decor to the deeper story of God's love. The Christmas tree, adorned with lights and ribbons, becomes a symbol pointing to Christ, the “light of the world” who came to save us. Each light wrapped around it reminds us of Jesus' sacrifice, illuminating the darkness of our hearts and world. As we gaze at the unchanging green of the tree, we see a reminder of God's faithfulness. In a season where things can feel rushed and fleeting, the tree stands constant, symbolizing the steady, unchanging love of God who “died to save me.” Just as the evergreen tree keeps its color all year, God's love remains steadfast in every season. Christmas calls us to slow down, take in His faithfulness, and offer a prayer of gratitude. The song then transports us back to the night of Jesus' birth, inviting us to join with shepherds and angels in proclaiming the good news. This story—of a child born in Bethlehem, heralded as the Savior—is truly the greatest one ever told. It's a story of joy, hope, and peace for all people, and as we celebrate, our hearts are invited to carry that same message into the world. As you look at your Christmas tree this season, let it remind you of the story it tells: God's unchanging love, His light breaking through darkness, and the joy that came through a baby born to redeem. This Christmas, let the story of the tree inspire you to share the love, light, and hope of Christ with others. And as you do, you'll join in telling the greatest story ever told.