The countless sunrises, the unforgettable sunsets, the boundless horizons. The vivid colors and the intense smells of existence. Dreams. Desires. The eyes to photograph, the ears to record. The mouth, the lips to experiment... And the smiles as a tangible sign of amazement and wonder, despite the vicissitudes of life. The enthusiasm, the energy and the desire to "pass over" the distances and the unavoidable "shady areas". The awareness of being part of a "great union" destined to coexist on this "little Blue Planet". The world... OUR WORLD.
This is a song so all people hearing can know to praise worship only GOD JEHOVAH TRINITY HOLY CREATOR OF LIFE and off course he is the GOD of the holy bible
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.
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
GS Samuel - Official Music Video for "Blessed Hope” Subscribe to GS Samuel's YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/2DrXDBm Download "Blessed Hope" https://linktr.ee/gssamuelcole
This song is a message from Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, to all of mankind. Jesus created the love in our earthly world. This inspirational message exemplifies Jesus' love for everyone and his redemption. As Jesus stated throughout his ministry, if we have faith and love in him, we will truly have a "World of Love". This love will be between each other and our Heavenly Father. Please enjoy this song...SHARE IT with your Christian Church, family, friends and those seeking the word of God. Thank You and God bless you,
I love you Child! Let's Just Start Over Remix to "Let's just start over" This new version will bring Joy and dancing. This song will be sure to uplift you with lyrics, upbeat rhtyhm, melody and scriptures.
This text is simple and was given by Jesus. Its a song with message and fits in this time we are living in. Produced by: IDISIM, Berlin/Croatia 2019 https://theidisim.de/ms_collection/dayl-pezer-all-rise-mothers/
My song for my father while he was at his peak of greatness. God's Will is that it was held onto until this once in a lifetime opportunity with the MSS.
My musical interpretation, written in 1983, copyrighted in 1984, but by God's Will held onto and not recorded until this once in a lifetime opportunity with the MSS.
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![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.](https://content.swncdn.com/godtube/2019/09/21/567555/567555011_tn.jpg)
