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In this brief rehearsal track excerpt, the speaker outlines how the worship team should perform the classic hymn "Holy, Holy, Holy." The instructions cover the hymn’s three verses, each featuring the repeated refrain "Holy, holy, holy," and describe a turnaround after the third verse that includes a key change to D major. The speaker also recites the full lyrics, emphasizing the Trinitarian theology (God in three persons) and the worshipful themes of holiness, mercy, and praise across earth, sky, and sea. The overall purpose is to guide the praise team through the song’s structure, lyrical content, and musical transition for a cohesive worship performance.

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