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Alas! and Did My Saviour Bleed?
The British spelling is intentional, as Watts was English. Watts is an interesting character that I need to read more about (especially regarding theology; I know some about his life and background, but little about his theology). One thing that … Continue reading
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Hallelujah, What a Savior
If asked to give some favorite hymn-writers, I probably would not say P. P. Bliss off the top of my head. There would be a smattering of new and old ones, but he doesn’t come immediately to mind. However, he … Continue reading
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Forever Reign, Our God, and Everlasting God
I like to maintain at least a facade of balance in reviewing songs. 😉 Seriously, though, I am not anti-old-song and pro-new-song. Since contemporary songs, however, are not traditional, they are not … well, as universally well known (and I … Continue reading
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Abide with Me and I Need Thee Every Hour
Abide with Me, written by Henry Lyte, is a remarkably well known hymn. I say “remarkably” because it’s played and sung in many non-Christian contexts, similar to other remarkably popular hymns such as Amazing Grace. This post may step on … Continue reading
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Top Song Additions to the Christmas Story
Have you ever noticed how many Christmas songs/carols add to the Christmas story or speak of details that we have no clue about? I didn’t, in the past… it’s shocking at how little I paid attention to lyrics, especially to … Continue reading
In the Cross of Christ I Glory
This is an example of a review of a song that we do… in this case, it’s a hymn from our hymnal, In the Cross of Christ I Glory. This was an interesting one, because a lot of it doesn’t … Continue reading