Hymns

CONQUERING HERO

An original contemporary Christian song by (C) Vernon Stanbridge 2019. Inspired by the Book of Revelation depicting Jesus riding the Heavens on a white charger followed by His people.

O Gods Lamb all flawless (Agnus Dei)

The "Agnus Dei" was adapted to Low German by Nicolaus Decius (in 1531). Later, Landstad, the editor and writer of the Norwegian hymn book, translated it to Norwegian, which is what you hear Kristine Kringlebotn Goa singing in this video. Rune Hodne Hermundsplass plays the guitar and put the original up on YouTube at https://youtu.be/-KbEcLUDNMs. With his kind permission I have then adapted it to a 3 verse version -or should I say, variation- that I have made on the theme. As visual background I have chosen to show the Stations of the Cross as depicted in various versions. These are pictures to help Christians meditate on the way Jesus took from Pilate to his death on the Cross. However, the story does not end on the cross, but in Christ's resurrection, which also underlies the Agnus: Jesus can give us His mercy and peace because He is not dead but alive, so I have chosen to end on that note! Landstad's Norwegian text is: O Guds Lam uskyldig På korset i helslaget Inntil døden lydig Hvor ille du var plaget For vår skyld var du såret Har verdens synder båret Miskunn deg over oss O Jesus (1st and 2nd time) .. Gi oss din fred O Herre Jesus (3rd time) Nicolaus Decius original text, which is still used in churches in Germany today is: Lamm Gottes, unschuldig am Stamm des Kreuzes geschlachtet,[a] allzeit erfunden geduldig, wiewohl du warest verachtet, all Sünd hast du getragen, sonst müssten wir verzagen. 1–2 Erbarm dich unser, o Jesu. 3 Gib deinen Frieden, o Jesu.

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Waterpot

Original song by Rhoda Grace about the mercy of Jesus and the woman at the well in Samaria in the New Testament. Singer/songwriter from the mountains of Alaska. www.RhodaGrace.com or on Facebook @RhodaGraceMusic

Blessed Hope

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Praising my way

Praise and worship

My heart sings of Messiah

Further up and further in! This 'short 'n sweet' song (Min Sang gjelder en konge) was written by - well, Jonny Slottheden, I suppose, but it is really built on Psalm 45. My translation is more true to the Psalm than to the text in Swedish (sung in Norwegian in this version). The point is to put it into something that can be used, not to teach people a Scandinavian language.
If you happen to be asking why the water flows upwards, it's because the praise is rising back to its source.

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God is love by Howard Higashi.

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Happy Are They

Happy Are They (that trust in the Love of the Lord)
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Based on the Psalm 98

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I made a lot of songs over the years some I wrote.

Album Two By Tommy Williams

Music Album of songs done over the years by Tommy Williams

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Precious Lord Take My Hand

The familiar gospel song Precious Lord Take My Hand sung in ENOPION's musical called THE CURE. In this scene the Carpenter family is introduced as you move into their home in Jeru-Salem.

When I was young the Lord told me to marry this woman. I am thankful He did.<br />Roy Nelson Hoke<br />Christian Country Songwriter<br />That’s You, Who I Pray For – song by Roy Nelson Hoke © <br />As I open up that old, guitar case again<br />I Look into a past, where my life begins<br />To Pick up that old, guitar and tune it up<br />And let the music, play until it’s enough<br />I did not, plan it that way<br />Some how that’s the way, the music flowed<br />Again, as I look, at that old guitar<br />In my heart, the music is still playing<br />Chorus:<br />That’s you, that I pray for, You’re not a memory in my mind<br />That’s you, that I sing for, someone whom I love, That’s you<br /><br />Some of the music, is quite happy<br />Some of the music, is quite sad<br />Still as I can remember, the years of playing<br />I cannot forget, the main one I have<br />I did not, plan it that way<br />Somehow, that’s the way, the music flowed<br />Again, as I look, at that old guitar<br />In my heart, the music is still playing<br />Chorus: 1 and 2 times<br />As I open up that old, guitar case again<br />I look into a past, where my life begins<br />To pick up that old guitar and tune it up <br />And let the music, play until it’s enough<br /><br />Stay connected: Roy Nelson Hoke <br />https://www.facebook.com/nelson.hoke <br /><br />Roy Nelson Hoke <br />rnhoke@verizon.net <br /><br />Christian Country Singer and Songwriter <br />CHRISTIAN COUNTRY MUSIC from Texas<br />© 2019<br />

That's You, Who I Pray For - by Nelson Hoke

When I was young the Lord told me to marry this woman. I am thankful He did.
Roy Nelson Hoke
Christian Country Songwriter
That’s You, Who I Pray For – song by Roy Nelson Hoke ©
As I open up that old, guitar case again
I Look into a past, where my life begins
To Pick up that old, guitar and tune it up
And let the music, play until it’s enough
I did not, plan it that way
Some how that’s the way, the music flowed
Again, as I look, at that old guitar
In my heart, the music is still playing
Chorus:
That’s you, that I pray for, You’re not a memory in my mind
That’s you, that I sing for, someone whom I love, That’s you

Some of the music, is quite happy
Some of the music, is quite sad
Still as I can remember, the years of playing
I cannot forget, the main one I have
I did not, plan it that way
Somehow, that’s the way, the music flowed
Again, as I look, at that old guitar
In my heart, the music is still playing
Chorus: 1 and 2 times
As I open up that old, guitar case again
I look into a past, where my life begins
To pick up that old guitar and tune it up
And let the music, play until it’s enough

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I've been gloriously set free! (Aage Samuelsen)

Karl Marx wrote: "for a soul destroyed by sin I know of no better remedy than the Gospel of Jesus Christ". Surprising words from the founder of Communism, who turned away from Christianity, but could not deny its power. And that power touched and turned round the life of Aage Samuelsen, an alcoholic delivered from his addiction, (despite one notorious stumble). He was a natural, though unschooled musical talent and wrote over a hundred songs, a handful of which are real treasures. This is one of them.
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The Elixir - George Herbert 1633 - Teach me my God and King

This is a well-know poem by George Herbert. Some readers might like a litte explanation of it. It's message is, may God teach me to see Him beyond and through all the everyday experiences of life, and to do everything for His sake. When I do, though I be never so lowly or the task ever so mundane and unimportant, my work will be turned to gold! For God will accept me and my efforts, and His acceptance turns it all into something valuable and precious.
glass (here:) window pane
partake - take part in
mean - lowly and unimportant
tincture - brand, or special mark like in a coat of arms
famous stone - the Philosophers' Stone (as in Harry Potter) tha

FOURTH MOVEMENT - Verses 18 through 22.<br /><br />ABSTRACT FROM THE LISTENING GUIDE BELOW<br />For full Listening Guide, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm<br /><br />Overview:<br />The musicality of this movement is taken in two simultaneous directions. On one end, it’s following the arguments verse by verse throughout the music. On the other end, it is quoting the main theme of the suite very consistently because it’s the conclusive movement of the suite. As part of this general direction, the music is intentionally attempting to provide a purer sense of glory and the beauty of the Lord’s everlasting love.<br /><br />0:00 to 1:01 – He stands for us (v.18):<br />The idea of playing the main theme of the suite in the very beginning of this movement not only refers to the project itself, but also to how this conclusive section relates to the first verse of the psalm as it speaks about the fate of the righteous in that they fear and stand with the Lord (v.1, v.18). The music in this portion is pretty much self-explanatory regarding the feeling and emotional emphasis being taken from the verses...<br /><br />For the full Listening Guide description of this movement, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

4th Movement (vv.18-22) - Piano Suite On The 33rd Psalm by Samuel Iglesias

FOURTH MOVEMENT - Verses 18 through 22.

ABSTRACT FROM THE LISTENING GUIDE BELOW
For full Listening Guide, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

Overview:
The musicality of this movement is taken in two simultaneous directions. On one end, it’s following the arguments verse by verse throughout the music. On the other end, it is quoting the main theme of the suite very consistently because it’s the conclusive movement of the suite. As part of this general direction, the music is intentionally attempting to provide a purer sense of glory and the beauty of the Lord’s everlasting love.

0:00 to 1:01 – He stands for us (v.18):
The idea of playing the main theme of the suite in the very beginning of this movement not only refers to the project itself, but also to how this conclusive section relates to the first verse of the psalm as it speaks about the fate of the righteous in that they fear and stand with the Lord (v.1, v.18). The music in this portion is pretty much self-explanatory regarding the feeling and emotional emphasis being taken from the verses...

For the full Listening Guide description of this movement, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

THIRD MOVEMENT - Verses 10 through 17.<br /><br />ABSTRACT FROM THE LISTENING GUIDE BELOW<br />For full Listening Guide, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm<br /><br />0:00 to 0:45 –Failure (v.10):<br />This theme and harmony express both emotional and physical scenes. The emotional feelings are stress, panic, chaos, defeat, and the anxiety of things simply going wrong. The physical scenes give context and greater meaning to these emotions. One of the scenes I imagine and relate to is the battlefield and its adrenaline-filled atmosphere created from war. Losing a battle and being surrounded by death produces a dramatic but real and stressful tragedy. This is one way we can see a “plan of a nation” being frustrated (v.10). On the other hand, I was very conscious that this portion of the psalm is not only referring to personal, human experiences but to massive, political issues. Therefore, the same theme also represents a political crisis that no king or ruler (like David) would like to be involved with: every project, every battle, every assignment, every subordinate is not working out; and there’s nothing anyone can do about it since it’s a decree from God...<br /><br />For the full Listening Guide description of this movement, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

3rd Movement (vv.10-17) - Piano Suite On The 33rd Psalm by Samuel Iglesias

THIRD MOVEMENT - Verses 10 through 17.

ABSTRACT FROM THE LISTENING GUIDE BELOW
For full Listening Guide, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

0:00 to 0:45 –Failure (v.10):
This theme and harmony express both emotional and physical scenes. The emotional feelings are stress, panic, chaos, defeat, and the anxiety of things simply going wrong. The physical scenes give context and greater meaning to these emotions. One of the scenes I imagine and relate to is the battlefield and its adrenaline-filled atmosphere created from war. Losing a battle and being surrounded by death produces a dramatic but real and stressful tragedy. This is one way we can see a “plan of a nation” being frustrated (v.10). On the other hand, I was very conscious that this portion of the psalm is not only referring to personal, human experiences but to massive, political issues. Therefore, the same theme also represents a political crisis that no king or ruler (like David) would like to be involved with: every project, every battle, every assignment, every subordinate is not working out; and there’s nothing anyone can do about it since it’s a decree from God...

For the full Listening Guide description of this movement, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

SECOND MOVEMENT - Verses 6 through 9.<br /><br />ABSTRACT FROM THE LISTENING GUIDE BELOW<br />For full Listening Guide, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm<br /><br />0:00 to 1:14– The creation (vv.6-7a):<br />The sensation that I implemented in the beginning of this part is stellar and abundant with enormous awe. Because this and the next few verses refer to creation, I can’t avoid thinking of the beginning of Genesis 1. In the same appreciation, I refer to God’s creation in a mystic and infinite essence – before anything other than Him ever existed. At 0:52, His word and creational<br />power take more shape, as “through his word the heavens were made, and by the breath of his mouth all their host” (v6). This is also true about the creation of the water of the sea (v.7a)...<br /><br />For the full Listening Guide description of this movement, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

2nd Movement (vv.6-9) - Piano Suite On The 33rd Psalm by Samuel Iglesias

SECOND MOVEMENT - Verses 6 through 9.

ABSTRACT FROM THE LISTENING GUIDE BELOW
For full Listening Guide, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

0:00 to 1:14– The creation (vv.6-7a):
The sensation that I implemented in the beginning of this part is stellar and abundant with enormous awe. Because this and the next few verses refer to creation, I can’t avoid thinking of the beginning of Genesis 1. In the same appreciation, I refer to God’s creation in a mystic and infinite essence – before anything other than Him ever existed. At 0:52, His word and creational
power take more shape, as “through his word the heavens were made, and by the breath of his mouth all their host” (v6). This is also true about the creation of the water of the sea (v.7a)...

For the full Listening Guide description of this movement, go to bit.ly/33rdpsalm

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