Phillip Cabaltera's video: WaterToWineDanceFest cover: Hap-Looce Water To Wine I Official Entry l Choreographed: TML Crew

Water To Wine I Official Entry Dance Video in 4K l Choreographed by: TML Crew | cover by: "Hap-Looce" | Film By: 👉 http://bit.ly/Marvill-TV Water to Wine: a song about the monumental spiritual significance of Jesus' first ever recorded miracle in the wedding at Cana where he turned water into fine wine. This was inspired by Season 1 Episode 11 of the Unheard Truth podcast called "Water to Wine". S1 Ep11 Water to Wine: https://www.spreaker.com/user/elisoriano/ep11-water-to-wine_1 Click the link to download: Spotify: https://amu.se/share/album/ulysses-villamin-water-to-wine Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/br/album/water-to-wine-single/1541581418?l=en Water to Wine Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh It was a great mystery to them all when Jesus granted the wedding call in Cana where at the feast he dined turned rinsing water into wine. Now, his mother Mary came to him to let him know a simple whim although his hour has not yet come he heard her voice like a loving son. Chorus: Sacred waters in jars of clay he turned to wine on that blessed day for cleansing ways have passed away to delight the hearts that shall obey. This miracle is now revealed to us things of old must come to pass - they must when Jesus turned water into wine and that the Holy word will rise and shine. Chorus: Sacred waters in jars of clay he turned to wine on that blessed day for cleansing ways have passed away to delight the hearts that shall obey. Instrumental Bridge: Oh, Jesus, you are my Lord and my vine the source of the most ripe, sweetest wine delight of my soul, my heart entwined you will lead me to your path divine. Chorus: Sacred waters in jars of clay he turned to wine on that blessed day for cleansing ways have passed away to delight the hearts that shall obey. Chorus: Sacred waters in jars of clay he turned to wine on that blessed day for cleansing ways have passed away to delight the hearts that shall obey. Yes, cleansing days have passed away, but the wine of Jesus is here to stay