Beautifully told. This was the song that broke me, as I recovered from surgery. I watched the video of this poem,,and sobbed , and sobbed , knowing I WAS that battered old violin. I gave my life to my Master that day ❤️
The older JD got, the better he was on all of his various recitations. Toward the end of JD’s life, his baritone, Ed Hill, said JD knew his time on earth was winding down, and he wanted each concert to strike the heartstrings of each person he could reach with the good news of the redemption through the power of Christ. That Jesus loves to forgive us & accept us who we are. To put away our shortcomings and failures of yesterday. JD got more genuine as time past.
I've never heard this before but it was the most moving story I've heard! He was such a beautiful soul and this story can definitely change a life....Thank you Father for the Touch of Your Hand on me!
J.D. Sumner was one of my parents oldest life long friends . This is one of my favorite stories growing up hearing. J. D. could make people laugh , But when it came to winning souls or helping someone , He would become vary serious !!!
The meaning of this song is that no matter what we have been through, God Will touch us and make a change even the most old and worn person when the Master's hand touches us it makes all the difference in the World!
AMEN. This is so true. J.D Summers will always be with us. I know him and George are up there just having a good old time. May they Rest In Peace. I know that when the good LORD calls for me and I can cross that river to be with him, I will be able to meet J.D and George. GOD bless you all. AMEN.
Pas seulement monsieur JD sumner (1924-1998) et Georges Younce (1930-2005) vous oubliez également Rex nelon (1932-2000) décédé la veille de l'enregistrement du gaither homecoming London
@@isabellaterry5062 The person you're referring to characterized himself as a simple son of men, not of gods, and said that any of us could know what he knew. It was Saul of Tarsus who invented the religion, in Greek terms because Greek was more popular than Aramaic in the world, based loosely on the words of a teacher he had never met, for the purpose of being the High Priest of a church.
@@gnomicmama116 That's interesting to know! I deleted my original comment because it seems unnecessary. However, I was referring to the meaning of the original poem, which was written by Myra Brooks Welch. The overall meaning of the poem is about how the life of a sinner can change when touched by God's hand, and the worth of a soul. There's been a lot of different takes and renditions of the poem in the last century from various individuals.
@@vinceharleibolotano771 Do you still want an explanation for the poem "the Touch of the Master's Hand?" It's been a long time. I just ran across this on youtube.
![J.D. Sumner • Interview (Elvis Presley/Stamps Quartet) • 1989 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](/img/n.gif)
Beautifully told. This was the song that broke me, as I recovered from surgery. I watched the video of this poem,,and sobbed , and sobbed , knowing I WAS that battered old violin. I gave my life to my Master that day ❤️
The older JD got, the better he was on all of his various recitations. Toward the end of JD’s life, his baritone, Ed Hill, said JD knew his time on earth was winding down, and he wanted each concert to strike the heartstrings of each person he could reach with the good news of the redemption through the power of Christ. That Jesus loves to forgive us & accept us who we are. To put away our shortcomings and failures of yesterday. JD got more genuine as time past.
I've never heard this before but it was the most moving story I've heard! He was such a beautiful soul and this story can definitely change a life....Thank you Father for the Touch of Your Hand on me!
❤Touching the heart, our Master knows all, love my Master❤
The touch of The Master's Hand makes all the difference, in this life and in the eternity to come.
J.D. Sumner was one of my parents oldest life long friends . This is one of my favorite stories growing up hearing. J. D. could make people laugh , But when it came to winning souls or helping someone , He would become vary serious !!!
Oh my gosh, but the man sure had the pipes!
That Voice!!!
I love this song by JD, he was the best bass ever. Touch of the masters hand, I don’t think some people really understand it’s meaning.
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I just love George Younce's version of Come Home, It's Suppertime.
Best ever. 👍
Thank you J.D for this version.
Amen, Amen❤❤❤
Beautiful! How he is missed
The meaning of this song is that no matter what we have been through, God Will touch us and make a change even the most old and worn person when the Master's hand touches us it makes all the difference in the World!
Love Mr J.D and what he says and sing
AMEN. This is so true. J.D Summers will always be with us. I know him and George are up there just having a good old time. May they Rest In Peace. I know that when the good LORD calls for me and I can cross that river to be with him, I will be able to meet J.D and George. GOD bless you all. AMEN.
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Pas seulement monsieur JD sumner (1924-1998) et Georges Younce (1930-2005) vous oubliez également Rex nelon (1932-2000) décédé la veille de l'enregistrement du gaither homecoming London
I love this guy!
JD has been gone almost 19 years now and I still miss him every day. May he always rest in peace.
cried over his death wish I could have met him in person
jd did this the best
A wonderful way to start my day!
Made me cry
This always gets to me.
And some still don't understand that Touch of the Masters hand!
I still don't understand the meaning of the touched by the masters hand can you explain it to me pls
@@isabellaterry5062 The person you're referring to characterized himself as a simple son of men, not of gods, and said that any of us could know what he knew. It was Saul of Tarsus who invented the religion, in Greek terms because Greek was more popular than Aramaic in the world, based loosely on the words of a teacher he had never met, for the purpose of being the High Priest of a church.
@@gnomicmama116 That's interesting to know! I deleted my original comment because it seems unnecessary. However, I was referring to the meaning of the original poem, which was written by Myra Brooks Welch. The overall meaning of the poem is about how the life of a sinner can change when touched by God's hand, and the worth of a soul.
There's been a lot of different takes and renditions of the poem in the last century from various individuals.
@@vinceharleibolotano771
Do you still want an explanation for the poem "the Touch of the Master's Hand?" It's been a long time. I just ran across this on youtube.
Touched deeply
The original poem is by Myra Brooks Welch, about 1921.
😢🙏❤
I wonder how many of us feel like that is are lives are like
this is awsome
Beautiful
Excellent
Powerful story. Very inspiring and hope giving
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This is the story version