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This quote begins Go Tell It on the Mountain, and it is significant because it establishes the importance of music within the novel. Baldwin frequently references gospel music and hymns to symbolize religious devotion, redemption, and morality, and this quote is taken from a gospel song written by singer Sister Rosetta Tharpe in 1939. Baldwin references this song several times throughout the novel, both directly and indirectly, and this is the first time it appears. Sister Tharpe’s song lyrics have much meaning in the context of the novel. The “line” that she refers to are other people of faith—her…