ONE BY ONE by David A. Bednar and Paul Cardall, Featuring Nathan Pacheco

'One by One' by David A. Bednar and Paul Cardall, Featuring Nathan Pacheco. Music by Paul Cardall and Words by David A. Bednar

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Elder David A. Bednar said, "Much of what we need to know about the character of Christ is embodied in the simple principle of “one by one.” This principle evidenced in the life of the Savior has been a focus of my study for a very long time. I am always touched to consider how much the Savior loves each one of us as individuals. I wrote the lyrics to a song about this principle of “one by one,” which Paul Cardall put to music." Jan 22, 2017 Facebook Post -   / lds.david.a.bednar  

1. One by one, one by one. Jesus, the Fa-ther’s Beloved Son— One by one, one by one— From the beginning said, “Thy will be done.” Jesus Christ came to earth to fulfill God’s plan, For He alone could atone as Savior of man. The Lord blessed and beckoned them, “Come unto me,” And willingly sacrificed to set us free. One by one, one by one. He suffered for us and victory won. One by one, one by one. We marvel at all His love has done, One by one.

2. One by one, one by one. Multitudes gathered and saw Him come. One by one, one by one. Each heard a voice declare, “Behold My Son.” Jesus Christ came and stood in the midst of them. They fell to the earth in great rev’rence for Him. The Lord bid, “Arise, and come forth unto me.” With hands they did feel and with eyes they did see. One by one, one by one. Each knew and bore record, He is our Lord. One by one, one by one. They cried “Hosanna” with one accord, One by one.

3. One by one, one by one. Christ looked around Him and saw their tears. One by one, one by one. In His compassion, He calmed their fears. Jesus Christ healed each one brought forth unto Him. Then He blessed each precious child and prayed for them. The angels descended from heaven above, Encircling those little ones; each felt His love. One by one, one by one. He intercedes for each daughter and son. One by one, one by one. Strength from His grace gives us pow’r to become, One by one.

One by One is performed by a combined Young Men and Young Women's Chorus, Primary Children's Choir (American Heritage Youth Chorus), soloist Nathan Pacheco, and The American Heritage Lyceum Philharmonic conducted by Kayson Brown.


About Paul Cardall:
Paul Cardall is a Steinway & Sons sponsored pianist who recently debuted for the third consecutive time on top of the Billboard charts. His latest album “A New Creation” debuted #1 on the Billboard New Age Chart, #1 on Amazon and iTunes, and #2 on Billboard’s Classical Album Chart and comes shortly after Cardall has garnered more than 1.5 billion streams and 25 million monthly listeners.

Paul founded Stone Angel Music in 1999- an independent, award-winning record label and premiere recording studio in Salt Lake City, Utah. The label has released and charted multiple artists on Billboard, including cellist Stephen Sharp Nelson (now of The Piano Guys), #2 Billboard-charting pianist Jason Lyle Black, guitarist Ryan Tilby, composer Shane Mickelson, Ryan Stewart, and Camille Nelson. Stone Angel Music albums are distributed by Deseret Book Distributors, CDBaby, and Alliance Entertainment.

In 2011, Utah State Board of Regents awarded Paul with an honorary doctorate because of his community service. As a former executive board member of the Saving tiny Hearts Society 501(c)3, Paul actively promotes congenital heart disease medical research and keynotes medical conferences all over the world sharing his personal experience surviving congenital heart disease. Shortly after receiving a heart transplant in 2009, Paul established an endowment at Salt Lake Community College that awards annual scholarships for students affected by congenital heart disease.

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