The Holy Land
LP by Johnny Cash
Released	January 1969
Recorded	1968
Genre	Country
Length	43:43
Label	Columbia
Producer(s)	Bob Johnston
Professional reviews
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Johnny Cash chronology
Heart of Cash (1968)	The Holy Land (1969)	At San Quentin (1969)

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Track listing

1. Prologue (Cash) - 0:54
2. Land of Israel (Cash) - 2:50
3. Mother's Love (Cash) - 1:32
4. This is Nazareth (Cash) - 0:43
5. Nazarene (Cash) - 2:03
6. Town of Cana (Cash) - 1:36
7. He Turned Water Into Wine (Cash) - 2:47
8. My Wife June at the Sea of Galilee - 1:32
9. Beautiful Words (Cash) - 1:52
10. Our Guide Jacob at Mount Tabor (Cash) - 1:54
11. The Ten Commandments (Lew DeWitt) - 3:59
12. Daddy Sang Bass (Carl Perkins) - 2:19
13. At the Wailing Wall (Cash) - 0:46
14. Come to the Wailing Wall (Cash) - 2:49
15. In Bethlehem (Cash) - 1:46
16. In Garden of Gethsemane (Cash) - 1:57
17. The Fourth Man (Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith) - 2:08
18. On the Via Dolorosa (Cash) - 3:53
19. Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Cash) - 1:07
20. At Calvary (Cash) - 2:33
21. God is Not Dead (Cash) - 2:43

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