I don't think there's any choir in the world that could render this arrangement quite like the BYU Women's Chorus does. What a powerful and wonderful reminder that we have a "Firm Foundation" in Jesus Christ!
I've been scouring TH-cam to find just the right rendition of this song to send to my sister who is struggling so much. This was the right one and truly touched my heart. Thank you for sharing your talents in an uplifting way.
I will never forget what a spiritual experience learning and performing this song has been! I am so very proud to be in a choir that sings such powerful music.
Participating in this video was an amazing experience! I’m so grateful for the wonderful women in this choir and for the lovely Dr. Poulter, our director.
I loved being a part of this! How Firm a Foundation has definitely been one of my favorite songs I’ve sung in BYU Women’s Chorus. Singing this song was such a spiritual experience and I will never forget it! God really does know each of us and wants what is best for us and all we have to do is trust in Him and reach out to Him
While this is amazingly beautiful, I can tell they have no comprehension of this hymn. The entire first stanza condemns the Mormon religion. Anything added to the Word of God (which was completed with the Apostle John's Revelation) is not of Jesus Christ. Therefore, you're not standing on the firm foundation of Jesus Christ. Please ditch the book of Mormom and just read the Bible.
On the contrary the first stanza aligns beautifully with Latter-Day Saint belief:) we live by and rely on the words, teachings, and promises of the Savior Jesus Christ past and present. Also I’m assuming you’re referring to the passage in Revelation 22:18, at first glance one can assume that passage to be in reference to the Bible as a whole. However that cannot to be case seeing as how the Bible as we know it today(a collection of 66 books) was not compiled until centuries after the words John wrote in revelation. Therefore John must be referring to the very book(The Book of Revelation) he was writing then and there, not the whole Bible. But, let’s just assume that he is talking about the whole Bible, what then do we do about Deuteronomy 4:2? Does that mean everything written after Deuteronomy is heresy? Of course not. If the Old Testament words of Moses were sufficient, then why the subsequent prophecies of Isaiah or of Jeremiah, who follows him? To say nothing of Ezekiel and Daniel, of Joel, Amos, and all the rest. If one revelation to one prophet in one moment of time is sufficient for all time, what justifies these many others? Every prophet in every age of time has added scripture and revelation as they have received it from God to those of their predecessors. The same is still true today. If the Spirit inspired only the written documents of the first century, does that mean that the same Spirit does not speak today in the church about matters that are of significant concern?
I don't think there's any choir in the world that could render this arrangement quite like the BYU Women's Chorus does. What a powerful and wonderful reminder that we have a "Firm Foundation" in Jesus Christ!
All thanks to Dr. Poulter!!! ❤️❤️
I’m grateful to have been part of such a beautiful experience! Thanks to everyone involved and thanks for listening!
So inspiring!!
I've been scouring TH-cam to find just the right rendition of this song to send to my sister who is struggling so much. This was the right one and truly touched my heart. Thank you for sharing your talents in an uplifting way.
I LOVED being part of this amazing video and experience. The message of this song is incredible. I will always remember this
I love your music, spirit and values.
I will never forget what a spiritual experience learning and performing this song has been! I am so very proud to be in a choir that sings such powerful music.
This was really cold, but also SO amazing to film! I feel so blessed to have been a part of such an amazing choir!
such a powerful song and video. very honored to be a part of it
Love you ladies!
Beautiful! I have two nieces in the chorus this year!
Love to hear the spiritual power of these women's voices!
Beautiful! My favorite hymn
Yaaaaay, I'm so excited, my sister is in this choir
Omg it's Classic CJ! Dude i love your vids!
@@neetboi yo thanks man
What an awesome experience!!! I have loved this year singing with such talented people!!
Thank you BYU Choir, wonderfully excellent Choir singing, God bless all.
So proud of us :)
Participating in this video was an amazing experience! I’m so grateful for the wonderful women in this choir and for the lovely Dr. Poulter, our director.
Inspiring!!
don't be fooled by the sunlight, it was freezing when we filmed this🥲
bahahahaha my favorite comment on this whole video because we really were all frozen on that mountain
Just watched this at their concert, absolutely amazing as always!
I'm so glad they added a black person this year! She was my favorite!
Ya it's great
Beautiful!
I'm so glad I was able to be a part of this!!
You guys! I’m in a music video!!!
Ahhh!!! So amazing 🔥🔥🔥
So grateful to be a part of this!
beautiful x
Beautiful
I loved being a part of this! How Firm a Foundation has definitely been one of my favorite songs I’ve sung in BYU Women’s Chorus. Singing this song was such a spiritual experience and I will never forget it! God really does know each of us and wants what is best for us and all we have to do is trust in Him and reach out to Him
Look mom! I'm in a music video ;)
This has been so awesome to be a part of!! ❤️❤️
I love thisssss!! So glad I could be a part of it
I’m so glad I got to participate in this!
Great job!
Elizabeth Hickman killed it on this song!
where are you from fantastic singing
you must have Wehsh blood in your soul.
While this is amazingly beautiful, I can tell they have no comprehension of this hymn. The entire first stanza condemns the Mormon religion. Anything added to the Word of God (which was completed with the Apostle John's Revelation) is not of Jesus Christ. Therefore, you're not standing on the firm foundation of Jesus Christ. Please ditch the book of Mormom and just read the Bible.
On the contrary the first stanza aligns beautifully with Latter-Day Saint belief:) we live by and rely on the words, teachings, and promises of the Savior Jesus Christ past and present.
Also I’m assuming you’re referring to the passage in Revelation 22:18, at first glance one can assume that passage to be in reference to the Bible as a whole. However that cannot to be case seeing as how the Bible as we know it today(a collection of 66 books) was not compiled until centuries after the words John wrote in revelation. Therefore John must be referring to the very book(The Book of Revelation) he was writing then and there, not the whole Bible.
But, let’s just assume that he is talking about the whole Bible, what then do we do about Deuteronomy 4:2? Does that mean everything written after Deuteronomy is heresy? Of course not.
If the Old Testament words of Moses were sufficient, then why the subsequent prophecies of Isaiah or of Jeremiah, who follows him? To say nothing of Ezekiel and Daniel, of Joel, Amos, and all the rest. If one revelation to one prophet in one moment of time is sufficient for all time, what justifies these many others?
Every prophet in every age of time has added scripture and revelation as they have received it from God to those of their predecessors. The same is still true today.
If the Spirit inspired only the written documents of the first century, does that mean that the same Spirit does not speak today in the church about matters that are of significant concern?
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muy bien!