What is the name of that tune? Do you know where it has come from? Almost sounds ancient Irish or Scottish Gaelic. Beautifully simple and with great expression of faith and dependence on Jesus our Saviour and defender.
Late comment, but from what I can find, the tune is called ARISE or RESTORATION, collected and published by Southern Harmony in the 1830s. This song and tune is one of my favourites, beautiful in itself and precious for the way the words "if you tarry till you're better, you will never come at all" helped open up my understanding of God's gracious offer of salvation and convinced me to tarry no longer :)
@@lysb Thank you so much for your reply and the beautiful story of your redemption. I can see why you would love this hymn and have done the research to find its origins. I love the depth of words that can change a heart to seek and find God through Jesus Life, Death and Resurrection bringing full Forgiveness and Restoration to us. Also love tunes and harmonies that are not afraid of dissonance. and know how to use them like the bitter herbs in the Passover meal to enhance and help us express Repentance and Dependence on God's Mercy and Grace. Truly God is good and His Love, the reason we were created, and His Love made all the more precious when we see how far we fell from Him. May you continue to know God's blessing.
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I can not stop to hear this perfect prise hymn!
I wanna just stay with my dear Lord JESUS! Nobady more, just my Savior.
Beautiful!
This is one of my fav hymns and you sing it perfectly! I taught it to my class this year!
Absolutely beautiful. Glory be to Triune God the Lord of all!
Nailed it!! So good, so wonderful. Thankyou 🙏🏼
I love all your hymns, the words are wonderful and your voices are beautiful
Wonderful! I love how you guys did a slow tempo, it helps me dwell more on the lyrics and the rich theology behind them
Thanks so much!
I heard this song from CCEF’s conference ‘pastor care’. Thank you for publishing it.
What is the name of that tune? Do you know where it has come from? Almost sounds ancient Irish or Scottish Gaelic. Beautifully simple and with great expression of faith and dependence on Jesus our Saviour and defender.
Late comment, but from what I can find, the tune is called ARISE or RESTORATION, collected and published by Southern Harmony in the 1830s. This song and tune is one of my favourites, beautiful in itself and precious for the way the words "if you tarry till you're better, you will never come at all" helped open up my understanding of God's gracious offer of salvation and convinced me to tarry no longer :)
@@lysb Thank you so much for your reply and the beautiful story of your redemption. I can see why you would love this hymn and have done the research to find its origins. I love the depth of words that can change a heart to seek and find God through Jesus Life, Death and Resurrection bringing full Forgiveness and Restoration to us. Also love tunes and harmonies that are not afraid of dissonance. and know how to use them like the bitter herbs in the Passover meal to enhance and help us express Repentance and Dependence on God's Mercy and Grace. Truly God is good and His Love, the reason we were created, and His Love made all the more precious when we see how far we fell from Him. May you continue to know God's blessing.
Thank you
Thank You.
Beautiful