The Morning Breaks arranged by Adam Scott performed
Adam Scott’s arrangement of the classic Latter-day Saint hymn “The Morning Breaks” is performed at a Mormon Transhumanist Association conference. The performance reinterprets Parley P. Pratt’s text about Zion’s banner unfurling and truth’s rays dispersing shadows, themes that resonate with the transhumanist hope of a brighter future dawning through human effort and divine cooperation.
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Transcript
Clouds gather overhead, the heavens frown. Threatening weather darkens out the day We pray, O God, make truth and light shine down. Send us a messenger to show the way
The morning breaks, the shadows flee No Zion’s banner is unfurled, Adorny of a brighter day. The dawning of a brighter day Majestic Christ is on the world The clouds of Is appear before the rays of truth divine the glory burst in. From afar, the glory bursting from afar. Wide o’er the nation soon Well sharding breaks The morning breaks
Jerova speaks, let earth give year. And Gentile nations turn and leave His mighty arm is making bare His mighty art is making there. His come let be able to receive receive the morning break. Morning grace
Call them, take it away.