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Most truthful lyrics in the recent Christian genre.

Joel Munyon | Joliet, Illinois - the poohole of America. | 08/16/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"FINALLY! At last we get some lyrics that actually cover a wide range of Biblical truths without sounding boring. The lyrics of Cross Movement cover predestination, the glory of God, dealing with sexual temptation as well as drug and alcohol temptation, standing firm when others turn away from the faith, and many other day-to-day Christian truths and struggles. When you decide, and you will, to buy this cd, you will be pleasantly surprised by the amount of in-your-face, up-close-and-personal truths. It's a nice thing to have, especially in this day and age of watered-down Christian albums. Most of the beats are good enough to bounce to and some are flat out smooth. If you're sick of the every day Christian lyrics that aren't just cutting it, this cd is perfect for you."

The Cross Movement is great

Adam | York, PA | 02/20/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Human Emergency is a great CD. The lyrics get the message of God across very clearly. Hold It Down is an awesome song. I would recomend this CD to anyone who likes rap or hip-hop. I have friends who are non christian and they think this is an awesome CD. So buy it if you dont already have it."

C to the R to the OSS

Prince Taylor (Burns) the First | Anchorage, Alaska United States | 03/22/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"WARNING: INTENSE SCRIPTURAL CONTENT!!!
This is definitely one of the best christian rap/hip hop CDs I've ever purchased! I first fell in love with this group when I heard "Know Me (Huh, What?)" on a local radio station. So i went out and got it the next day! The Cross Movement is made up of 5 brothers: The Phanatik, Earthquake, The Ambassador, Enoch, and The Tonic. What I like about this group is it has a little Jay-z, Eminem, and Ja Rule blended into it without the "Explicit lyrics". All the lyrics are praise 2 the father, son, and holy ghost. In "C to R", The Phanatik states: "Life can begin through the CROSS..." In "What do you see?", The Ambassador starts out a description of the pain that christ encountered on that friday: "The CLINK of the nails as they pierced his hands, and the LASH as they SLASH this man..." In "Hold it down", one of my favorites, and probably the GANGSTA song on the album, The Tonic raps: "While prenatal, sin seeped into your naval...". One of my favorite lines in this song is: "Even demons try to say 'Son-o-God, What up?' But Jesus turns ice-grill and replies: 'Shut up!'" These songs are some of my favorites, but all the other tracks are also good! So in short, if you like christian rap, or if you just like rap without all the "murder, money, and sex junk", this CD is it!!!"