As a member of the sanctuary choir of South Shores Church in Dana Point,CA., this is the most moving song I have ever sung. It was many years before I could get through it without crying. I feelGod's presence every time I hear it May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in Thy sight oh Lord my God .
I thank God as I'm read in His Word in Genesis how he created every thing in the world. I listen to lovely voices and sing this song early this morning over and over many times. Praising Him. Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah. Thank each one of you !!! as i rejoice . Thinking about the Majesty and Glory of His name.
I agree completely with your comment, Doug Anthony. My brother in law was director of music at South Shores many years ago. It was our privilege to visit there.
I had the privilege of singing this with our church in Texas over 30 years ago. It has carried me so many times over the years. The last night before we moved to California to folliw the Lord's leading I stood oitside the choir room listening in tears as they practiced this oiece for yet another performance. We had no idea what was facing us in California but we knew with absolute assurance Who was calling us t9 serve Him here. It has been a journey but one with tremendous blessings and continual peace knowing He is always with us. God's love and faithfulness to His children is truly amazing. We are blessed beyond measure.
If Tom Fettke had never composed another piece, this anthem would have been enough. It's been a favorite of mine for years, one of the most powerful pieces I've heard or sung.
This was the first hymn I fell in love with when I just became a believer in 1986. A gentleman at my job handed me a little casette tape with music from his chuch's choir and I must have worn it out listening to it over and over again. The way I began to think about whether there was a God or not was as follows: on a night when my parents came to visit from out of town, my mom and I slept in my bed under a window. Right before I fell asleep, my mother (who was a beliver and had been praying for me ) began to talk about the stars we could see and how it must have been marvelous the way God made all that is in the skies. I began to almost see with my mind's eye what seemed to be the formation of planets and constellations as I fell asleep. From that night I began my search and found Jesus!! Or, shoudl I say, He found me. Praise the Lord I found this song performed so beautifully by this choir, it sounds exactly like the one I heard so many times so many years ago. I believe it was a baptist church in San Antonio TX that was on that long-lost cassette tape. I played it for my husband last night, as I heard it for the first time now, and it brought us both to tears. Thank you Jesus for giving this talent to people, to write such a song and for these beautiful voices to perform it so magnificentrly. God bless you, the director, the pastor of that church, all that attend there. Our God reigns!!!!
Your short testimony brought a smile to my face and tears to my eyes, just as this God-given anthem does every single time. I thank you for sharing your story.
I can't even practice this song without it touching my soul and bringing tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for such beautiful music based on Psalm 8.
I sang this song in College, way back in 1984. Every time I'm camping and see Stars, I end up thinking of and singing this song. Love it. The beauty of creation just lifts my spirit and makes me want to sing and rejoice.
Alleluia! God is Almighty and his Glory is seen throughout His universe!! I had the privilege of singing this twice with my Choir Director who is now in heaven. I will sing it again with Carleda Hutton soon. Thank you God for giving Tom Fettke such talent and ability to praise Your name in choral music. Amen!!
This is one of my favorites, speaking as a member of two choirs in the past 26 years. I was reading Psalm 8 this morning, and I had to look up this and hear it again. I can't wait to have our new choir members learn it, along with our academy student orchestra. Well done!
This was the first hymn I fell in love with when I just became a believer in 1986. A gentleman at my job handed me a little casette tape with music from his chuch's choir and I must have worn it out listening to it over and over again. The way I began to think about whether there was a God or not was as follows: on a night when my parents came to visit from out of town, my mom and I slept in my bed under a window. Right before I fell asleep, my mother (who was a beliver and had been praying for me ) began to talk about the stars we could see and how it must have been marvelous the way God made all that is in the skies. I began to almost see with my mind's eye what seemed to be the formation of planets and constellations as I fell asleep. From that night I began my search and found Jesus!! Or, shoudl I say, He found me. Praise the Lord I found this song performed so beautifully by this choir, it sounds exactly like the one I heard so many times so many years ago. I believe it was a baptist church in San Antonio TX that was on that long-lost cassette tape. I played it for my husband last night, as I heard it for the first time now, and it brought us both to tears. Thank you Jesus for giving this talent to people, to write such a song and for these beautiful voices to perform it so magnificentrly. God bless you, the director, the pastor of that church, all that attend there. Our God reigns!!!!
I used this anthem with my choir at Bay Leaf Baptist in Raleigh to begin our Christmas program in the 1990s. The choir entered the sanctuary silently and surrounded the people , with candles in the windows at night and the overhead lights dimmed. I almost could not get thru it conducting this fantastic setting of Psalm 8.
When I finally had the chance to go out and stare into the night sky and see a sea of stars, I were reminded of this song and truly I felt humbled. This song manages to seep into my soul and I'll forever cary it as a part of my ideal, I am now one step closer to knowing who I am.
I have had the joy of singing this in church choir a few times and it is a most beautiful and moving rendition and expression of Psalm 8! To God be the Glory!
One day I wish I could attend this kind of this massive choir programme. If not, may be I will sing a song in heaven before the heavenly thorn where Jesus will sit.
Our choir has sung this anthem many times over the years and I never tire of it! I remember learning it just after it's 1979 release, in the early 80's, and performing it at festival, which you see so rarely these days. What an awe-inspiring anthem. It just shows you what can happen when we put to music and sing God's word back to Him!!
Attending a memorial service several years ago, I fell in love with this song. It was performed by a quartet but the message range powerfully in my soul. The words were printed on the obituary which made the experience all the more worshipful. Still today it remains a part of my playlist. Hallelujah!
I sang this song in choir 30 years ago and loved it so much I did it with my own highschool choir when I became a teacher. Such a powerful song. Fun to sing and to conduct.
The church choir sung this when I was growing up in the 80's. Almost 40 years later, it's still one of the most powerful pieces of music I can remember. Love the whole song, but from 2:17 on is pure magic.
To listening this heavenly music made me to cry, and think in the beauty, the majesty and the perfection displayed in the whole creation of God. This accompaniment by piano and organ... I have not words to describe how much I am thrilled.
We played this at church yesterday! We have a full choir and orchestra and a pipe organ. It sounded amazing! That’s not just my ego, everyone did amazing! My mom said that it sound like heaven. I love this piece!
I truly believe I was blessed to hear the angels sing when I was flying back from Guatemala from a mission trip in 2002. It was an answer to a prayer to hear the angels sing due to many professions of faith on our trip. It was a medical mission trip that brought many to Christ with a a simple graphic depiction of the wall of sin separating God and man. Many,often including multi-generations from the same family, prayed to receive Christ. I truly believe I heard amazing, angelic😂 voices singing like no voices I had ever heard before. This song is closest to those voices, even more beautiful and amazing because I can sing this song, also.
First heard this song at a baccalorette ceremony and now I’m approaching my own college graduation. Hope this song is played!!! What an amazing way to worship God!!!
Our humble choir will be privileged to sing this in our Baptist church tomorrow. This beautiful anthem literally give me goose bumps. I kid you not! Thank You Jesus!
Wonderful praise to our God and Eternal Father, blessings to the coreautas, Orquesta and the Director of this symphony, cordial greetings a fraternal hug from Lima Peru.
This is one of my favorite songs from my days as a choir member. My voice won't allow me to sing it anymore, but in my heart I can still sing it at the top of my lungs, with a huge smile that radiates the joy and majesty of His name and many glorious attributes!
As a member of the Saint Andrew United Methodist Church of Panama City, FL, we performed this arrangement for the first time under the direction of Norman Hair. It was our favorite song to perform. It fills my spirit each time I hear it. We were able to perform it as a mass choir - ecumenical with all denominations who wanted to hear it. It was magnificent! Probably one of the most beautiful arrangements ever composed by Tom Fetke, in my most humble opinion of course. Listen to it and see if you do not agree.
I sing in my church choir in Medford and was in the church choir in Walnut Creek where I was first introduced to this beautiful hymn and to this day I still get choked up towards the very end of the piece. This is my favorite piece of all time
As soon as this video began to play I recognized it as my favorite piece from a tape I had years ago. It has been a long time since I have heard it and I am so very glad to hear it again. Thanks to TH-cam for including it in the miraculous playlist that I came across this morning. I really needed all the hymns that I have been listening and crying to for the last hour. Thank you, Lord, for reaching out to me through the music that is able to get through to my very bruised heart as nothing else does!
When I gaze into the night skies and see the work of your fingers The moon and stars suspended in space O what is man (O what is man?) That you are mindful of him? You have given him a crown of glory and honor And have made him a little lower than the angels. You have put him in charge of all creation The beasts of the field The birds of the air The fish of the sea But what is man (O what is man?) O what is man that you are mindful of him? O Lord Our God The majesty and glory of your name Transcends the earth And fills the heavens. O Lord Our God Little children praise you perfectly And so would we And so would we. Alleluia Alleluia The majesty and glory of your name Alleluia Alleluia The majesty and glory of name Alleluia Alleluia Alleluia! Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia.
This is so beautiful. I have loved it for many years but it makes me sad because the Lord gave us dominion over the earth but we have wrecked it. Please can we listen to the words & make the Lord proud that he put us in charge of our world.
“May that be the desire of our hearts, to lead some soul out of darkness to the light, out of bondage to liberty, to lead some poor wanderer out of the darkness of this world to the blessed Gospel. Amen.” (DL Moody)
This is a beautiful way to sing Psalm 8 and I use it often to center my thoughts during personal worship. Though I've heard it and sung it often, it never fails to move me. As someone else wrote, I think this will be sung around God's throne in His kingdom. To the praise of His glory!
I will be singing this piece this coming Sunday with a small choir. It overwhelms me with joy and praise for our marvelous Lord. It is just beautiful! Praise God for providing the gifts for the composers - David (Psalm 8) and Tom.
The hymn or choral arrangement sounds as if Tom was standing near the Seraphim in a worship experience before the Almighty. Beautiful, lofty and reflective of Psalms 8.
I conduct this beautiful song with our men's chorus. Members of the chorus know that it is my favourite. I love it. Thank Mr. Fettke for this wonderful gift of song. God bless.
Yes, thank you Father for ears to hear this praise and worship to the Majesty and Glory of Your Holy, Loving and All-Mighty Everlasting Name... How You are loved by us, Your Creation.
Thus saith the Lord: Wherefore He saith, "Awake thou that sleepest and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light." Ephesians 5: 14 "...Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sins of the world." John 1: 29
O Lord, our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! who hast set thy glory above the heavens. 2 Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained strength because of thine enemies, that thou mightest still the enemy and the avenger. 3 When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; 4 What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him? 5 For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour. 6 Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast put all things under his feet: 7 All sheep and oxen, yea, and the beasts of the field; 8 The fowl of the air, and the fish of the sea, and whatsoever passeth through the paths of the seas. (PSALM 8)
There is one thing about this anthem that is unique. Even if this is performed by a small choir of about 20 - 25 singers, the anthem's impact is in no way diminished. It still sounds "large" - and this is how a successfully composed anthem should look like.
I've performed this (tenor part) with a pretty decent little church choir, it's a very moving piece. Our choir director would also pick it up at 3:59 and use that as a choral benediction on occasion. I really loved that.
As a member of the sanctuary choir of South Shores Church in Dana Point,CA., this is the most moving song I have ever sung. It was many years before I could get through it without crying. I feelGod's presence every time I hear it May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in Thy sight oh Lord my God .
I thank God as I'm read in His Word in Genesis how he created every thing in the world. I listen to lovely voices and sing this song early this morning over and over many times. Praising Him. Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah. Thank each one of you !!! as i rejoice . Thinking about the Majesty and Glory of His name.
I still can't contain my tears until now. The words and composition always touch my heart everytime I sing it.
Amen!!
I've sung this in choir. Each time it's hard to sing without tears.
I agree completely with your comment, Doug Anthony.
My brother in law was director of music at South Shores many years ago. It was our privilege to visit there.
I had the privilege of singing this with our church in Texas over 30 years ago. It has carried me so many times over the years. The last night before we moved to California to folliw the Lord's leading I stood oitside the choir room listening in tears as they practiced this oiece for yet another performance. We had no idea what was facing us in California but we knew with absolute assurance Who was calling us t9 serve Him here. It has been a journey but one with tremendous blessings and continual peace knowing He is always with us. God's love and faithfulness to His children is truly amazing. We are blessed beyond measure.
If Tom Fettke had never composed another piece, this anthem would have been enough. It's been a favorite of mine for years, one of the most powerful pieces I've heard or sung.
I think it is his best!❤️
@@terrynb1922 He wrote the music, not the words. Linda Lee Johnson wrote the words based on Psalm 8.
This was the first hymn I fell in love with when I just became a believer in 1986. A gentleman at my job handed me a little casette tape with music from his chuch's choir and I must have worn it out listening to it over and over again. The way I began to think about whether there was a God or not was as follows: on a night when my parents came to visit from out of town, my mom and I slept in my bed under a window. Right before I fell asleep, my mother (who was a beliver and had been praying for me ) began to talk about the stars we could see and how it must have been marvelous the way God made all that is in the skies. I began to almost see with my mind's eye what seemed to be the formation of planets and constellations as I fell asleep. From that night I began my search and found Jesus!! Or, shoudl I say, He found me. Praise the Lord I found this song performed so beautifully by this choir, it sounds exactly like the one I heard so many times so many years ago. I believe it was a baptist church in San Antonio TX that was on that long-lost cassette tape. I played it for my husband last night, as I heard it for the first time now, and it brought us both to tears. Thank you Jesus for giving this talent to people, to write such a song and for these beautiful voices to perform it so magnificentrly. God bless you, the director, the pastor of that church, all that attend there. Our God reigns!!!!
Your short testimony brought a smile to my face and tears to my eyes, just as this God-given anthem does every single time. I thank you for sharing your story.
I can't even practice this song without it touching my soul and bringing tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for such beautiful music based on
Psalm 8.
The majesty and glory of His Name......I am awed by this God who redeems through Jesus His Son. He is enought.
I sang this song in College, way back in 1984. Every time I'm camping and see Stars, I end up thinking of and singing this song. Love it. The beauty of creation just lifts my spirit and makes me want to sing and rejoice.
I just cried. This piece is so beautiful. For the first time ever in my life, I learned how to appreciate christian songs
Blessed are you
Wow same like me... Suddenly..to God be the Glory
Oh goodness. If you liked this that much try out some Bach. That will blow your mind.
This song touches your soul. And there are so many other Christian songs that lifts you to the highest level.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. I cry every time I hear it
Alleluia! God is Almighty and his Glory is seen throughout His universe!! I had the privilege of singing this twice with my Choir Director who is now in heaven. I will sing it again with Carleda Hutton soon. Thank you God for giving Tom Fettke such talent and ability to praise Your name in choral music. Amen!!
Thank you so much for this beautiful rendition of our song. That’s exactly how we wanted it to sound....like a call to worship!
Linda Johnson thank you for composing this and to Tom Fettke for the arrangement. It stirs my soul every time I hear it.
This is one of my favorites, speaking as a member of two choirs in the past 26 years. I was reading Psalm 8 this morning, and I had to look up this and hear it again. I can't wait to have our new choir members learn it, along with our academy student orchestra. Well done!
Yes, still gives me goosebumps. I remember singing in our college choir over 20 years ago and being moved to tears every time.
This was the first hymn I fell in love with when I just became a believer in 1986. A gentleman at my job handed me a little casette tape with music from his chuch's choir and I must have worn it out listening to it over and over again. The way I began to think about whether there was a God or not was as follows: on a night when my parents came to visit from out of town, my mom and I slept in my bed under a window. Right before I fell asleep, my mother (who was a beliver and had been praying for me ) began to talk about the stars we could see and how it must have been marvelous the way God made all that is in the skies. I began to almost see with my mind's eye what seemed to be the formation of planets and constellations as I fell asleep. From that night I began my search and found Jesus!! Or, shoudl I say, He found me. Praise the Lord I found this song performed so beautifully by this choir, it sounds exactly like the one I heard so many times so many years ago. I believe it was a baptist church in San Antonio TX that was on that long-lost cassette tape. I played it for my husband last night, as I heard it for the first time now, and it brought us both to tears. Thank you Jesus for giving this talent to people, to write such a song and for these beautiful voices to perform it so magnificentrly. God bless you, the director, the pastor of that church, all that attend there. Our God reigns!!!!
I used this anthem with my choir at Bay Leaf Baptist in Raleigh to begin our Christmas program in the 1990s. The choir entered the sanctuary silently and surrounded the people , with candles in the windows at night and the overhead lights dimmed. I almost could not get thru it conducting this fantastic setting of Psalm 8.
The BEST choral song for choirs around the world!
This song never grows old. One of my favorite ever since I joined the choir when I was in gradeschool.
When I finally had the chance to go out and stare into the night sky and see a sea of stars, I were reminded of this song and truly I felt humbled. This song manages to seep into my soul and I'll forever cary it as a part of my ideal, I am now one step closer to knowing who I am.
I have had the joy of singing this in church choir a few times and it is a most beautiful and moving rendition and expression of Psalm 8! To God be the Glory!
I remember singing this song at ACSI MusiCal in San Jose, in the mid-80’s, with Tom directing us. Great memories.
One day I wish I could attend this kind of this massive choir programme. If not, may be I will sing a song in heaven before the heavenly thorn where Jesus will sit.
To sing this in a choir of voices lifted to God, fills your heart to overflowing~ transcending!!
I sang this with my church choir back in the 90’s. So beautiful! It became my favorite Psalm-8. I now sing it before seeking Our Lord in the a.m.
Can't wait to sing it with the Angels in Glory!
Our choir has sung this anthem many times over the years and I never tire of it! I remember learning it just after it's 1979 release, in the early 80's, and performing it at festival, which you see so rarely these days. What an awe-inspiring anthem. It just shows you what can happen when we put to music and sing God's word back to Him!!
Attending a memorial service several years ago, I fell in love with this song. It was performed by a quartet but the message range powerfully in my soul. The words were printed on the obituary which made the experience all the more worshipful. Still today it remains a part of my playlist. Hallelujah!
One of my favorite songs and have had the honor of singing it many times. This one is well done.
Moved to tears~so beautiful and true. Who is this King of glory that he should be mindful of me? Hallelujah! Hallejuah!
It's jesus our king
Tom Fettke what a man blessed by God for writing. I remember singing that as a tenor. Was Magical Spirit filled song
I sang this song in choir 30 years ago and loved it so much I did it with my own highschool choir when I became a teacher. Such a powerful song. Fun to sing and to conduct.
I had to rewind so many times. So beautiful. My tears ..
A cousin sang this song at Mom's funeral, still moves me deeply after more than 20 years.
The church choir sung this when I was growing up in the 80's. Almost 40 years later, it's still one of the most powerful pieces of music I can remember. Love the whole song, but from 2:17 on is pure magic.
What a glorious gathering of voices! My heart cries! My heart sings! O Praise God from whom ALL blessings flow!
This has to be among my top 3 favorite choir anthems of all time. So incredibly beautiful.
Oh me. I cried my eyes out. So beautiful.
To listening this heavenly music made me to cry, and think in the beauty, the majesty and the perfection displayed in the whole creation of God. This accompaniment by piano and organ... I have not words to describe how much I am thrilled.
We played this at church yesterday! We have a full choir and orchestra and a pipe organ. It sounded amazing! That’s not just my ego, everyone did amazing! My mom said that it sound like heaven. I love this piece!
I truly believe I was blessed to hear the angels sing when I was flying back from Guatemala from a mission trip in 2002. It was an answer to a prayer to hear the angels sing due to many professions of faith on our trip. It was a medical mission trip that brought many to Christ with a a simple graphic depiction of the wall of sin separating God and man. Many,often including multi-generations from the same family, prayed to receive Christ. I truly believe I heard amazing, angelic😂 voices singing like no voices I had ever heard before. This song is closest to those voices, even more beautiful and amazing because I can sing this song, also.
This song never fails to bring me into worship of the Lord, and I must agree that this is the best version I've heard this far.
First heard this song at a baccalorette ceremony and now I’m approaching my own college graduation. Hope this song is played!!! What an amazing way to worship God!!!
Our humble choir will be privileged to sing this in our Baptist church tomorrow. This beautiful anthem literally give me goose bumps. I kid you not! Thank You Jesus!
Wonderful praise to our God and Eternal Father, blessings to the coreautas, Orquesta and the Director of this symphony, cordial greetings a fraternal hug from Lima Peru.
Oh Lord our God little children praise you perfectly....and so would we🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is one of my favorite songs from my days as a choir member. My voice won't allow me to sing it anymore, but in my heart I can still sing it at the top of my lungs, with a huge smile that radiates the joy and majesty of His name and many glorious attributes!
As a member of the Saint Andrew United Methodist Church of Panama City, FL, we performed this arrangement for the first time under the direction of Norman Hair. It was our favorite song to perform. It fills my spirit each time I hear it. We were able to perform it as a mass choir - ecumenical with all denominations who wanted to hear it. It was magnificent! Probably one of the most beautiful arrangements ever composed by Tom Fetke, in my most humble opinion of course. Listen to it and see if you do not agree.
The first time I heard this piece which sung beautifully by a choir at a monastery in my hometown. I fell in love with the song and the lyrics.
Glory! Just what my thirsty soul needed. Thank you so much.
I sing in my church choir in Medford and was in the church choir in Walnut Creek where I was first introduced to this beautiful hymn and to this day I still get choked up towards the very end of the piece. This is my favorite piece of all time
2021 it continues to feed my thirsty soul. How beautiful!
One of the most beautiful anthems ever. I have even sung it as a solo. Difficult to get all the way through without tears. Thank you Tom Fettke.
Just heard this on the radio in the car. Pulled it up on utube and literally brought tears to my eyes. It is Majestic.
The Christmas anthem song, All Is Well, did the same thing to me. Blessings
As soon as this video began to play I recognized it as my favorite piece from a tape I had years ago. It has been a long time since I have heard it and I am so very glad to hear it again. Thanks to TH-cam for including it in the miraculous playlist that I came across this morning. I really needed all the hymns that I have been listening and crying to for the last hour. Thank you, Lord, for reaching out to me through the music that is able to get through to my very bruised heart as nothing else does!
When I sing this, it wells up within in me like a fountain of music.
So beautiful and brought tears to my eyes. God Bless.
When I gaze into the night skies and see the work of your fingers
The moon and stars suspended in space
O what is man (O what is man?)
That you are mindful of him?
You have given him a crown of glory and honor
And have made him a little lower than the angels.
You have put him in charge of all creation
The beasts of the field
The birds of the air
The fish of the sea
But what is man (O what is man?)
O what is man that you are mindful of him?
O Lord Our God
The majesty and glory of your name
Transcends the earth
And fills the heavens.
O Lord Our God
Little children praise you perfectly
And so would we
And so would we.
Alleluia
Alleluia
The majesty and glory of your name
Alleluia
Alleluia
The majesty and glory of name
Alleluia
Alleluia
Alleluia!
Alleluia.
Alleluia.
Alleluia.
Alleluia.
Amen! Praise God For His Majesty and Glory!
Thanks for posting verses!
This is so beautiful. I have loved it for many years but it makes me sad because the Lord gave us dominion over the earth but we have wrecked it. Please can we listen to the words & make the Lord proud that he put us in charge of our world.
Absolutely beautiful and exquisite! Greetings from the UK
Whenever we sing this, it feels great.
My church choir sang this in church a few weeks ago. Love this song.
“May that be the desire of our hearts, to lead some soul out of darkness to the light, out of bondage to liberty, to lead some poor wanderer out of the darkness of this world to the blessed Gospel. Amen.” (DL Moody)
The dynamics set this choir apart from other choirs. Superb directing.
A bit of heaven to hear this glorious and inspiring anthem!!! I never tire of it ever!!!!
this goes straight into my heart. All glory to God. Thank you Tom Fetke
And Linda Lee Johnson.
Beautiful!!!!!
I love love love this piece. Praise God!
This is a beautiful way to sing Psalm 8 and I use it often to center my thoughts during personal worship. Though I've heard it and sung it often, it never fails to move me. As someone else wrote, I think this will be sung around God's throne in His kingdom. To the praise of His glory!
Bill B i also imagine the same, it's sung by the choir of angels and men in the kingdom of heaven in front of the Almighty...
wonderful advise sir! i will try the contemplating
I've sung this with a choir and how hard it is to sing without tears. Magnificent
Same. Very moving lyrics.
Revelation 4 tells us what God centered worship is really like! 🙌 🙏 🌠
I feel like im listening to angels singing! Praise God for beautiful voices that gives Glory to God!
I will be singing this piece this coming Sunday with a small choir. It overwhelms me with joy and praise for our marvelous Lord.
It is just beautiful! Praise God for providing the gifts for the composers - David (Psalm 8) and Tom.
Sooo beautiful...
Like all Angels also sang with them..
Praise God
The hymn or choral arrangement sounds as if Tom was standing near the Seraphim in a worship experience before the Almighty.
Beautiful, lofty and reflective of Psalms 8.
I was thinking something similar~this composer has surely been in the presence of the Living God. Yes, I believe he has.
Absolutely,
It is grand, majestic and filled with awesome glory to the only One God who reigns.
It’s utter fluff that doesn’t do much.
Such "God-anointed" music composition. I feel so blessed to listen to and ponder the lyrics.
Very very beautiful.
I am a baritone..we sing this piece for God
This is one of my favorite songs...so deeply moving. This is the best version that I've heard. Thank you for sharing!
I conduct this beautiful song with our men's chorus. Members of the chorus know that it is my favourite. I love it. Thank Mr. Fettke for this wonderful gift of song. God bless.
beautiful song
Joe E Lekhwane Bra Joe, this is the stuff that i want to inter-district choir to do. Timeless blessings
Bbeautiful!
nice one
Beautiful
and thank you Rick Wigginton for your gift to teach...this song taught us at BGBC how to feel and experience God's LOVE!
Magnífico, extraordinario, genial. Una obra maestra inspirada en la poesía bíblica.
Yes, thank you Father for ears to hear this praise and worship to the Majesty and Glory of Your Holy, Loving and All-Mighty Everlasting Name... How You are loved by us, Your Creation.
This song makes us feel in heavenly atmosphere.
Praise God!!!!!!
Absolutely beautiful song!
Goosebumps as soon as the piano starts. 🙏👏
Sang this with the choir, at the church I go to, for today's services. Such a powerful anthem.
Yes, just beautiful
It's been years since I was part of Lake's choir but I still sing this by heart. Such worship!
Hey Pam - Lou and Penny sang it with you!
Very heartwarming piece. Moving indeed. Thank you Tom...
My high school choir sang this in 2004. Memories.
THE HYMN IS JUST BEATIFUL
Praise God! Glory to the Lord!
Thus saith the Lord:
Wherefore He saith, "Awake thou that sleepest and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light."
Ephesians 5: 14
"...Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sins of the world."
John 1: 29
My favorite. I have to contain the tears when I sing it or hear it. I hope someone can do it at my Going Home Celebration.
Gorgeous, just gorgeous. I'll have this performance with me all day today.
To God all the glory. Wonderful performance I cannot stop listening.
Amazing bass section, amazing choir!!
Alleluia, Yes, a thousand times…
O Lord, our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! who hast set thy glory above the heavens.
2 Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained strength because of thine enemies, that thou mightest still the enemy and the avenger.
3 When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained;
4 What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him?
5 For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour.
6 Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast put all things under his feet:
7 All sheep and oxen, yea, and the beasts of the field;
8 The fowl of the air, and the fish of the sea, and whatsoever passeth through the paths of the seas. (PSALM 8)
My favorite anthem at my church
There is one thing about this anthem that is unique. Even if this is performed by a small choir of about 20 - 25 singers, the anthem's impact is in no way diminished. It still sounds "large" - and this is how a successfully composed anthem should look like.
This is the best version of this song. I love this song!!!
SUCH a beautiful piece, sung by incredibly blended voices. Absolutely lovely.
this song always makes me grateful
I've performed this (tenor part) with a pretty decent little church choir, it's a very moving piece. Our choir director would also pick it up at 3:59 and use that as a choral benediction on occasion. I really loved that.
Qué hermoso . Me conmueve mucho este himno !
Love this over and over
WHAT A BLESSING!!! PRAISE THE LORD!