🏮From the Garden to the Tree🏮

Afro-Latino roots reggae, Bronx boom-bap

FROM THE GARDEN TO THE TREE

[Intro — whispered]
Lantern Keepers… gather close.
From the garden to the tree—
Watch the promise come alive.

[Verse 1 — male]
Dust in his hands, breath in his chest,
A garden of peace, a world at rest.
Then trust was broken, the shadow crept in,
Thorns took root where the roses had been.
But right in the wreckage, God spoke a word:
The woman’s Seed would strike down the serpent.
The wound would be real, the fight would be deep,
But the promise was planted—God would keep.

[Pre-Chorus — female]
Where the first man fell,
One stood faithful and true.
Where the curse took hold,
Love came breaking through.

[Chorus — duet]
From the garden to the tree,
From the first Adam to the last,
Jesus took the curse upon Himself
And made a way through every shadowed past.
The hands that reached and brought the fall,
The hands of Christ were nailed for me.
From the garden to the tree,
He turned the story into victory.

[Verse 2 — male]
The first Adam came from the dust of the ground,
The last Adam brings life that death can’t drown.
One man’s disobedience opened the grave;
Christ stayed obedient, mighty to save.
Thorns from the ground pressed into His brow,
The serpent still struck, but was losing its crown.
They laid Him on wood; they sealed up the stone—
But the grave couldn’t hold the life-giving Son.

[Pre-Chorus — female]
Where the first man fell,
One stood faithful and true.
Where the curse took hold,
Love came breaking through.

[Verse 3 — male]
From Adam’s side, the first bride was formed;
From Jesus’ wounded side, a people are born.
A picture of love that would answer the fall:
The Bridegroom gave Himself to gather us all.
The Seed met the serpent; the cross was the ground,
The stone moved away, and death lost its crown.
What looked like an ending became our release—
The King rose again, and the captives found peace.

[Bridge — female and male]
Female: The Seed will crush the serpent’s head.
Male: The risen King has conquered death.
Female: The grave is empty; hope is free.
Male: The last Adam reigns in victory.
Both: From dust to life, from night to day—
Jesus made the living way!

[Final Chorus — duet]
From the garden to the tree,
From the first Adam to the last,
Jesus took the curse upon Himself
And broke the chains of sin and death at last.
The hands that reached and brought the fall,
The hands of Christ were nailed for me.
From the garden to the tree,
He turned the story into victory!

[Outro]
The first Adam fell.
The last Adam rose.
The promise held—
And the whole world knows.

Trailblazers.

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FROM THE GARDEN TO THE TREE [Intro — whispered] Lantern Keepers… gather close. From the garden to the tree— Watch the promise come alive. [Verse 1 — male] Dust in his hands, breath in his chest, A garden of peace, a world at rest. Then trust was broken, the shadow crept in, Thorns took root where the roses had been. But right in the wreckage, God spoke a word: The woman’s Seed would strike down the serpent. The wound would be real, the fight would be deep, But the promise was planted—God would keep. [Pre-Chorus — female] Where the first man fell, One stood faithful and true. Where the curse took hold, Love came breaking through. [Chorus — duet] From the garden to the tree, From the first Adam to the last, Jesus took the curse upon Himself And made a way through every shadowed past. The hands that reached and brought the fall, The hands of Christ were nailed for me. From the garden to the tree, He turned the story into victory. [Verse 2 — male] The first Adam came from the dust of the ground, The last Adam brings life that death can’t drown. One man’s disobedience opened the grave; Christ stayed obedient, mighty to save. Thorns from the ground pressed into His brow, The serpent still struck, but was losing its crown. They laid Him on wood; they sealed up the stone— But the grave couldn’t hold the life-giving Son. [Pre-Chorus — female] Where the first man fell, One stood faithful and true. Where the curse took hold, Love came breaking through. [Chorus — duet] From the garden to the tree, From the first Adam to the last, Jesus took the curse upon Himself And made a way through every shadowed past. The hands that reached and brought the fall, The hands of Christ were nailed for me. From the garden to the tree, He turned the story into victory. [Verse 3 — male] From Adam’s side, the first bride was formed; From Jesus’ wounded side, a people are born. A picture of love that would answer the fall: The Bridegroom gave Himself to gather us all. The Seed met the serpent; the cross was the ground, The stone moved away, and death lost its crown. What looked like an ending became our release— The King rose again, and the captives found peace. [Bridge — female and male] Female: The Seed will crush the serpent’s head. Male: The risen King has conquered death. Female: The grave is empty; hope is free. Male: The last Adam reigns in victory. Both: From dust to life, from night to day— Jesus made the living way! [Final Chorus — duet] From the garden to the tree, From the first Adam to the last, Jesus took the curse upon Himself And broke the chains of sin and death at last. The hands that reached and brought the fall, The hands of Christ were nailed for me. From the garden to the tree, He turned the story into victory! [Outro] The first Adam fell. The last Adam rose. The promise held— And the whole world knows. Trailblazers.

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