One of Josquin’s takes on the liturgical Nicene Creed, from his Misse Pange Lingua. What’s often missed when the creeds are spoken in church is that these are joyful words. This is evident in the setting of the Et resurrexit tertia die. At the very least, these words ought to be SHOUTED during worship! Given that this Credo takes some liturgical cues (the hushed homophony of the et incarnatus est… corresponds to when the higher liturgies kneel or bow the head), I do wonder if there are some liturgical traditions that are more sprightly in their recitation of the Creed. I hope that there are; and if not, that these words would get to us to the point that we would say/shout/sing this thing like we really meant it.