It's About the Cross - Christmas Music Video

Christmas song "It's About the Cross" by the band Go Fish (www.gofishguys.com) set to images from the Passion, the Jesus Film, the Gospel of John, The Nativity Story, It's a Wonderful Life, The Chronicles of Narnia, and other productions.

'Cause Christmas is really about the Cross.

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[Nancy Peete]

Did you know that His birth WAS about the cross? This song is so beautiful and yes, it is about His birth, but His birth was about the cross! He would never have needed to be born unless it was to die for us. God bless you!

[N.Catharin Sylvia Banu]

i was crying throughout!!!!! the reason y Jesus came into this world nd whts the real meaning of christmas cannot be explained simpler than this song!!!! my heart broke! :'(

[idogtv]

It IS about the cross. Nancy Peete says it well, read her comment.

[BC Williams]

1 Corinthians 11:24 . . .

"And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of me."

This is the only way Christ ever told us to remember Him.

[LIMom71]

Christmas is not about the cross its about the birth of Jesus. This is why too many are confused. This would be better associated with Waster.

[danieljeon53]

Let's celebrate Jesus's birthday

[danieljeon53]

I wish every one could know christmas is jesus's birthday

[kdemchyk]

Where can I get an instrumental to this song?

I really want to sing this for Christmas. Please help! God bless you :)

[luvmypiggie]

I love this song. It is so true. - Stacie

[Gillett Kabigting]

xmas reminds us about our Lord jesus's birth. Jesus did not teach us about remembering his birth, but remembering his death through the bread and wine which symbolises his body and blood, which means accepting him in our life and letting Him alone to direct our lives because we ourselves do not know whats best for us, but He knows whats best for us because through him we are created. He knows everything.