"The preacher done wurshed away all my sins and transgressions. It's the straight and narrow from here on out!" How does one not love that line and that delivery?
@@markdemell3717 ohh did i offend your faith? maybe thin k about that when you worship your demon because your kind did that to people all over the world for centuries. i jjust think you should get a taste of your own medicine
This scene makes me tear up like a big ol' crybaby. Something about how Delmar delivers such spirited relief when he is saved and the beautiful singing by the congregation. One of the greatest scenes in the whole movie.
It’s interesting that one scene with a huge group of people in white singing is beautiful, calming, and hopeful and the second has the exact opposite feeling
I just now noticed that, too. In this case, it's a flock following a man in white to water for salvation, while the latter involves them following a man in red to fire for damnation. The best and worst of humanity, religion, and America, side by side.
Made even more interesting by that Klan scene denouncing "Jews" and "Catholics," which includes the Coens, Tim Blake Nelson, and John Tarturro! Like they knew the hypocrisy there.
What I love about this scene, besides Delmar’s sheer, adorable joy, is how the preacher and his congregation react to the trio. They don’t ask questions or act suspicious; they welcome them without judgement. The preacher baptizes a liar and thief without hesitation, wishing to guide him to the path of righteousness. For he is the good shepherd, and he sees Delmar as another lost lamb. And that’s exactly what the congregation is: a good shepherd leading his flock to salvation and forgiveness. Perhaps that’s why they’re all wearing white, for symbolism as sheep?
@@Nickel_The_Wise Exactly. Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future. Ask forgiveness and it shall be granted, then go forth and sin no more.
It’s supposed to be during the depression guys. It was an extremely sad, desperate time in those days. All people often had was their faith. It was also a time of regret for a lot of people. Hence the forgiveness shown in this scene which it depicts. I think something else that hits home for me in this movie is just the overall setting in the 30’s. Thats my great grandparent’s era who have all but passed away. Makes me think a lot about my grandma, grandpa, their stories about the depression and world war II. Such an incredible generation.
PunkHippie This scene remains in my memory but later I learned the TRUTH about salvation and the forgiveness of sins. th-cam.com/video/F8owXQ2QyvA/w-d-xo.html
I grew up watching this movie with my dad a few times every year. Hands down both of our favorite films. Id often him him singing or humming the lyrics and not that he's gone this means so much more to me
thats the holy spirit. the holy spirit is pure joy, and some people are empath's, and emotionally sensitive to the supernatural, or the unknown realm. Those who are, can feel everything around them, including the joy of other people or even the joy of spirits that is invisible to the naked eye
It is hilarious! But. “All my sins is washed away heaven everlasting is my reward, Neither god not man has got nothing on me now come on in boys the water is fine. That speech is what it’s all about to be a Christian!
I was baptized almost exactly like this a long time ago when I was 17. One thing I find interesting about this scene, is the impulsive choice by both Delmar and Pete to join in and be baptized too is not an uncommon occurrence in reality. Whoever wrote this part of the film had to have known this. It is common in these sorts of traditional ceremonies that people who have come just to watch and support the person being baptized will suddenly decide to be baptized too, right on the spot. When I was baptized, I was the only one the church had planned on doing that day. By the time we were done, 5 more people decided to get baptized too. The power of the Lord is very strong in these types of rituals. It is something I will never forget. ❤🕊✝
This film is definitely one-of-a-kind. (If you ask anyone whether or not they've seen it, and they answer "I'm not sure", they haven't seen it). It always reminds me of an opera, because the big scenes -- the baptism, the Sirens, even (ugh!) the Klan assembly -- are more like arias or set pieces than conventional movie scenes.
I don’t personally believe, but I think there’s something of beauty about the symbolism of a baptism. The washing away of past wrongdoing, forgiveness of oneself, starting anew.
I think that the way he ran into the water to be baptized is how God wants everyone to come, but it is not the water of baptism that cleanses & washes away sin, but it is the blood Jesus shed on the cross that washes away our sins, but you must receive him as lord & saviour, & confess your sins, repent of sin, & asked to forgiven of all your sins, AMEN.
He wanted to be safe because he was on the run from the law and felt hopeless. the only used it as a last resort in the heat of the moment thinking that it might help him. However I'm not religious but I sure as hell would be baptized like the scene in the movie
1 Peter 3 [g]when once the Divine longsuffering waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was being prepared, in which a few, that is, eight souls, were saved through water. 21There is also an antitype which now saves us-baptism (not the removal of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience toward God), through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, 22who has gone into heaven and is at the right hand of God, angels and authorities and powers having been made subject to Him.
Would love to see a prequel telling how Delmar ended up in prison....it seems his farm was about to be foreclosed on so, in desperation, he tried to knock off that Piggly Wiggly in Yazzo.
I know the exact location where this was filmed and I can tell you one thing, you couldn’t pay me enough to get into that water, they pulled a state record alligator less than 100 yards where this was filmed
Well that's it boys, I been redeemed! The preacher warshed away all my sins and transgressions. It's the straight-and-narrow from here on out and heaven everlasting's my reward! The preacher said my sins are warshed away, including that Piggly Wiggly I knocked over in Yazoo!
Learn how to forgive...believe me, theres nothing more soul fulfillifyin than forgiveness. It elevates you to a higher status...enjoy the feelin brothers an sisters. An listen to that soul swamping music while ya contemplate it...itll renew ya.
Leave it to 2 Jewish directors and writers, plus a Jewish actor (Tim Blake Nelson) to capture the warm and welcoming part of Christianity better than any other Christian!
Delmar O'Donnell: Care for some gopher? Ulysses Everett McGill: No thank you, Delmar. One third of a gopher would only arouse my appetite without bedding it down. Delmar O'Donnell: Oh, you can have the whole thing. Me and Pete already had one apiece. We ran across a whole... gopher village.
I think a lot of people are misinterpreting this scene... it’s not supposed to be a hopeful, beautiful religious sentiment. Our blundering protagonists intrude on a holy ritual out of a shallow desire for a quick and easy way to erase their sins, but the audience knows that it doesn’t really work that way. It’s more a satire of simplistic and shallow views of religion than glorifying baptism. The comedy comes from the irony of escaped criminals joining Christianity on a whim because they think all they have to do to be saved is put their heads under water. You should watch the whole movie before praising this as a beautiful scene of hope. It’s better than that; it’s funny.
Interesting perspective but I respectfully have to disagree because the of how the movie plays out. First the scene is meant to contrast with the klan scene, both our groups in white but as one is brought to water the other is to fire, and one based on hope and forgiveness the other is based on hate and death. Second, you say this is a jab at “quick fix” but every time one of them prays they are saved. 1st when the warden, the films embodiment of the devil, is going to hang one of them they say “god forgive me” and he stops, then later the same guy asks god to save him Clooney’s character appears and saves him, then finally at the end when Clooney’s character prays the flood comes and stops them all from being hanged (through more magic realism methods). I personally don’t see this scene as satire and the film does show a genuine nature to this scene, it even jokes during the scene where Clooney’s character is trying to analyze/mock this whole event the rest of the gang just sorta ignore him.
@@christopherauzenne5023 the Coen brothers’ movies are certainly open to interpretation. You could see it as contrasting with the Klan scene, or possibly even as likening one to the other as two sides of the same coin. The KKK considered themselves Christians and both scenes are examples of gatherings of people united under a strict and specific ideology, for good and/or evil. I don’t personally see the ‘miracles’ that occur later as a kind of simplistic statement that prayer works or something so on the nose but the ambiguity of the movie is what makes it interesting to watch (and discuss). It’s been way too long since I saw it, I think I’m due for a rewatch
the song is beautiful, but the theology is wretched. baptism is not an immediate forgiveness of all sins; it is a sign of forgiveness and acceptance into the covenant. forgiveness comes with repentance and turnign to Christ, two things this guy obviously has not done
IIRC, the earliest version of this hymn was written by enslaved African-Americans, and was in part a coded message for those trying to escape on the Underground Railroad. The first line originally contained the phrase "down IN the river," instructing escapees to stay in the water to avoid leaving a scent for bounty-hunters' dogs to pick up. The "starry crown" may have been a reference to using the stars to find the cardinal directions and thus head north, similar to "Follow the Drinking Gourd." There's definitely an underlying religious theme of requesting guidance/protection from God, but in a very particular context. Something is lost when this song gets picked up and performed by white people (like in this clip) who aren't aware of where it came from.
Can't believe everything U see in the movies. Only the blood of Jesus Christ himself can wash away sins. (1John 1:7 - and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin) Neither does Ash Wednesday Forgive U of all sins.
what a load of crap, how can a mexican taxi driver wash away imaginary bad marks, really people should shove that nonsense so far up where the sun doesn't shine, only real retarded morons believe in a fantasy creature jesus f^&king christ on crutches
religion is behind 99% of the problems in this world, where feeble minded people believe a sky daddy creature will save them then we have real problems
am i the only one scared shitless from this scene? to me it sounds occult and reminds me of all the evil shit done during those times in the south, usually involving "religion"
It is a religious song, as a Christian I recognize the meaning of the words. Slaves were also very religious and relied on God to get through hard times. Singing praise songs gave them comfort. As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the starry crown Good Lord, show me the way! O sisters, let's go down, Let's go down, come on down O sisters, let's go down Down in the river to pray As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the robe and crown Good Lord, show me the way! O brothers, let's go down Let's go down, come on down Come on, brothers, let's go down Down in the river to pray As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the starry crown Good Lord, show me the way! O fathers, let's go down Let's go down, come on down O fathers, let's go down Down in the river to pray As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the robe and crown Good Lord, show me the way! O mothers, let's go down Let's go down; don't you want to go down? Come on, mothers, let's go down Down in the river to pray As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the starry crown Good Lord, show me the way! O sinners, let's go down Let's go down, come on down O sinners, let's go down Down in the river to pray As I went down in the river to pray Studying about that good old way And who shall wear the robe and crown Good Lord, show me the way! Everyone knows, even atheists admit it's a religious hymn. Sinners? Good Lord show me the way? Robe and Crown? Study that good ol' way? Screams Christianity.
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"The preacher done wurshed away all my sins and transgressions. It's the straight and narrow from here on out!"
How does one not love that line and that delivery?
How bout "Neither god nor man has got nothing on me now, vome on in boys, the water is fine....." Somehow making that line rhyme.
Also, it's more like "warshed", using the u makes it sound more like were.
@@celexis I am from Georgia and its washud.
I wash things I don't wash them and I live on Warshington Street
I cry like a baby every time I see this. There is something about laying down my burdens, and making it right with The Lord.
I feel the same my dear
HALLELUYAH!
sure just keep on burdening your problems on that demon you call lord. nothing more then a servant of hel
@@tommerker8063 And you can stay in your merky vision Merker,good day.
@@markdemell3717 ohh did i offend your faith? maybe thin k about that when you worship your demon because your kind did that to people all over the world for centuries. i jjust think you should get a taste of your own medicine
This scene makes me tear up like a big ol' crybaby. Something about how Delmar delivers such spirited relief when he is saved and the beautiful singing by the congregation. One of the greatest scenes in the whole movie.
It’s interesting that one scene with a huge group of people in white singing is beautiful, calming, and hopeful and the second has the exact opposite feeling
I just now noticed that, too. In this case, it's a flock following a man in white to water for salvation, while the latter involves them following a man in red to fire for damnation.
The best and worst of humanity, religion, and America, side by side.
@@timesnewlogan2032 The best of white American Christianity, and the worst of white American Christianity, all in one movie. Powerful!
Made even more interesting by that Klan scene denouncing "Jews" and "Catholics," which includes the Coens, Tim Blake Nelson, and John Tarturro! Like they knew the hypocrisy there.
Hard times flush the chump! I love ALL of this debate “heaven everlasting is my reward!” Come on in the water is fine. God bless.
I'm just wondering how many people were involved in both groups. Because godamn right there's going to have been at least SOME overlap.
What I love about this scene, besides Delmar’s sheer, adorable joy, is how the preacher and his congregation react to the trio.
They don’t ask questions or act suspicious; they welcome them without judgement. The preacher baptizes a liar and thief without hesitation, wishing to guide him to the path of righteousness. For he is the good shepherd, and he sees Delmar as another lost lamb.
And that’s exactly what the congregation is: a good shepherd leading his flock to salvation and forgiveness. Perhaps that’s why they’re all wearing white, for symbolism as sheep?
Perhaps true salvation dwells in the heart of the penitent, perhaps not just admittance into Heaven, but to do right by the good of those around them.
@@Nickel_The_Wise Exactly. Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future. Ask forgiveness and it shall be granted, then go forth and sin no more.
Well this movie Is a direct Modern portrayal Of the odyssey. the Preacher and People represent The lotus flowers
Tim Blake Nelson is a national treasure we should never take for granted
"We ran across...an entire...gopher...village..."
"Well I'll be a son of a bitch! Delmar's been saved!" Funniest line in a very funny movie!
It’s supposed to be during the depression guys. It was an extremely sad, desperate time in those days. All people often had was their faith. It was also a time of regret for a lot of people. Hence the forgiveness shown in this scene which it depicts. I think something else that hits home for me in this movie is just the overall setting in the 30’s. Thats my great grandparent’s era who have all but passed away. Makes me think a lot about my grandma, grandpa, their stories about the depression and world war II. Such an incredible generation.
PunkHippie
This scene remains in my memory but later I learned the TRUTH about salvation and the forgiveness of sins.
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Someday it'll be us who have passed on and our descendants will be saying the same.
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This scene is not as nice as u think
I grew up watching this movie with my dad a few times every year. Hands down both of our favorite films. Id often him him singing or humming the lyrics and not that he's gone this means so much more to me
This glorious harmony gives me a familiar feeling, a feeling of missing my true home.
C'mon in boys the water is fine.
@The Endleader praise the Lord
Amen
Amen
It's a fool who looks for logic in the chambers of the heart.
Amen
Did anyone find themselves humming or singing or harmonizing with that beautiful hymn?
"You stole from my kin" "that don't make no sense" i love this movie
Who was fixin' to betray us
It's a fool who looks for logic in the human heart .
mark demell now what the hell is that singin?
@@caseyfreeman2158 George said it in the movie .I like that line.
I surprised myself by crying. Something about this scene felt so hopeful.
SURE IS
It's Jesus.
Walking down into the water sinful coming out of the water free and saved bybthe grace of our lord Jesus Christ
thats the holy spirit. the holy spirit is pure joy, and some people are empath's, and emotionally sensitive to the supernatural, or the unknown realm. Those who are, can feel everything around them, including the joy of other people or even the joy of spirits that is invisible to the naked eye
I belt aloud every time.
“Is a fool looks for logic in the chambers of the human heart...now” lol, best line of the clip, excelente movie
It is hilarious! But. “All my sins is washed away heaven everlasting is my reward, Neither god not man has got nothing on me now come on in boys the water is fine. That speech is what it’s all about to be a Christian!
Delmar repeatedly offering Everett a gopher is my favorite part of this scene
I was baptized almost exactly like this a long time ago when I was 17. One thing I find interesting about this scene, is the impulsive choice by both Delmar and Pete to join in and be baptized too is not an uncommon occurrence in reality. Whoever wrote this part of the film had to have known this. It is common in these sorts of traditional ceremonies that people who have come just to watch and support the person being baptized will suddenly decide to be baptized too, right on the spot. When I was baptized, I was the only one the church had planned on doing that day. By the time we were done, 5 more people decided to get baptized too. The power of the Lord is very strong in these types of rituals. It is something I will never forget. ❤🕊✝
Delmar reportedly asking Everett if he'd care for some gopher is the best part of this
Delmar is such a great character. the scene where they steal the pie and delmar leaves some money is just heart warming^^
This film is definitely one-of-a-kind. (If you ask anyone whether or not they've seen it, and they answer "I'm not sure", they haven't seen it). It always reminds me of an opera, because the big scenes -- the baptism, the Sirens, even (ugh!) the Klan assembly -- are more like arias or set pieces than conventional movie scenes.
I don’t personally believe, but I think there’s something of beauty about the symbolism of a baptism. The washing away of past wrongdoing, forgiveness of oneself, starting anew.
I love this scene in the movie.
I feel like Delmar constantly 😂❤
This scene is so well done it’s amazing back when movies were fresh and out of the box unlike today
My favorite scene in the movie. Delmar's dialogue is perfect.
This is so beautiful and wholesome I shed tears in my eyes 😭
One of the most underrated movies ever!!!!
I am an old man and cannot remember seeing a funnier scene in any movie my entire life!.
can't find a single thing wrong with this movie, loved this scene
I think that the way he ran into the water to be baptized is how God wants everyone to come, but it is not the water of baptism that cleanses & washes away sin, but it is the blood Jesus shed on the cross that washes away our sins, but you must receive him as lord & saviour, & confess your sins, repent of sin, & asked to forgiven of all your sins, AMEN.
Amen.
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He wanted to be safe because he was on the run from the law and felt hopeless. the only used it as a last resort in the heat of the moment thinking that it might help him. However I'm not religious but I sure as hell would be baptized like the scene in the movie
1 Peter 3 [g]when once the Divine longsuffering waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was being prepared, in which a few, that is, eight souls, were saved through water. 21There is also an antitype which now saves us-baptism (not the removal of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience toward God), through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, 22who has gone into heaven and is at the right hand of God, angels and authorities and powers having been made subject to Him.
Tree or stake.
Delmar deserves his own spinoff🙏
Would love to see a prequel telling how Delmar ended up in prison....it seems his farm was about to be foreclosed on so, in desperation, he tried to knock off that Piggly Wiggly in Yazzo.
I can’t be the only one who thinks of bioshock infinite when I watch this scene
How the heck do you think of Bioshock when you watch this? Lmao
@@laur4711 because of the beginning of Infinite when we reach Columbia
Came to this video because of it lmao
Thought I was the only one lol
This scene makes me happy!
I know the exact location where this was filmed and I can tell you one thing, you couldn’t pay me enough to get into that water, they pulled a state record alligator less than 100 yards where this was filmed
No Gophers were harmed in the making of this scene
it's even a little sad to see that Delmar went from an innocent farmer who stole out of necessity to a cold and sarcastic Cowboy.😢
The gopher is the best part
I wanna get baptized in a river
A lake would suffice too.
It doesn't actually matter where you get baptized.
A scene so simplistically beautiful an atheist would feel like a child of God.
Well that's it boys, I been redeemed! The preacher warshed away all my sins and transgressions. It's the straight-and-narrow from here on out and heaven everlasting's my reward! The preacher said my sins are warshed away, including that Piggly Wiggly I knocked over in Yazoo!
“I thought you said you was innocent of those charges”
“...Well I was lyin! And the preacher said that sins been warshed away too!”
god forgives. its us that usually cant
chris irvin god aint reall
Learn how to forgive...believe me, theres nothing more soul fulfillifyin than forgiveness. It elevates you to a higher status...enjoy the feelin brothers an sisters. An listen to that soul swamping music while ya contemplate it...itll renew ya.
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i wish they did more with the dead gopher. it was my favorite character on the show
The funniest scene I have ever seen.
Leave it to 2 Jewish directors and writers, plus a Jewish actor (Tim Blake Nelson) to capture the warm and welcoming part of Christianity better than any other Christian!
U really don't get this scene
very beautiful moving song tnank you sir.
Care for some gopher?
Oh you can have the whole thing.....me and Pete already had one.....we ran across...a whole...gopher....village
John O lol
last time I seen water like that it was maybe one or two water moccasins close buy
Come on in, boys; the water is fine! 😂❤
tim blake nelson is so fucking funny, i swear
Delmar O'Donnell:
Care for some gopher?
Ulysses Everett McGill:
No thank you, Delmar. One third of a gopher would only arouse my appetite without bedding it down.
Delmar O'Donnell:
Oh, you can have the whole thing. Me and Pete already had one apiece. We ran across a whole... gopher village.
Well I’ll be a son of a bitch delmar’s been saved! Haha! I love that line. Bet the same was said about me.
Fun fact, the baptism scene inspired the one from BioShock: Infinite.
The lotus eaters✔️
"care for some gopher?"
"Gopher Everett?"
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3:36 18 years later he's the 2nd fastest gunslinger in the old west.
I almost cry
I think a lot of people are misinterpreting this scene... it’s not supposed to be a hopeful, beautiful religious sentiment. Our blundering protagonists intrude on a holy ritual out of a shallow desire for a quick and easy way to erase their sins, but the audience knows that it doesn’t really work that way. It’s more a satire of simplistic and shallow views of religion than glorifying baptism. The comedy comes from the irony of escaped criminals joining Christianity on a whim because they think all they have to do to be saved is put their heads under water. You should watch the whole movie before praising this as a beautiful scene of hope. It’s better than that; it’s funny.
Interesting point!
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Interesting perspective but I respectfully have to disagree because the of how the movie plays out. First the scene is meant to contrast with the klan scene, both our groups in white but as one is brought to water the other is to fire, and one based on hope and forgiveness the other is based on hate and death. Second, you say this is a jab at “quick fix” but every time one of them prays they are saved. 1st when the warden, the films embodiment of the devil, is going to hang one of them they say “god forgive me” and he stops, then later the same guy asks god to save him Clooney’s character appears and saves him, then finally at the end when Clooney’s character prays the flood comes and stops them all from being hanged (through more magic realism methods). I personally don’t see this scene as satire and the film does show a genuine nature to this scene, it even jokes during the scene where Clooney’s character is trying to analyze/mock this whole event the rest of the gang just sorta ignore him.
@@christopherauzenne5023 the Coen brothers’ movies are certainly open to interpretation. You could see it as contrasting with the Klan scene, or possibly even as likening one to the other as two sides of the same coin. The KKK considered themselves Christians and both scenes are examples of gatherings of people united under a strict and specific ideology, for good and/or evil. I don’t personally see the ‘miracles’ that occur later as a kind of simplistic statement that prayer works or something so on the nose but the ambiguity of the movie is what makes it interesting to watch (and discuss). It’s been way too long since I saw it, I think I’m due for a rewatch
My favorite scene..
Gopher?
Favorite scene in the movie
angelic
I thought you said you was innocent on them charges....
Gopher Everett?
0:45 lol that face
So I borrowed it till I did know
Here because the same music was used in a baptism scene at the end of the 'Handmaid's Tale' series 3 episode 4.
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He cuts the line lol
3:31
🤣🤣 You stole from my kin...Who was fixin to betray us...You didn't know that at the time...So I borrowed till I did know 🤣🤣🤣
That don't make no sense!
At the site of an old plantation that the Yankees likely burned down 70 years prior.
The water is fine
Come on in boys the water is fine
Nice song, but it sounds like it's sung in a studio.
24 people didn’t care for some gopher
🙏🏻
How is this song actually better than the shit now
It appears to be uh some kind of congregation.. care for some gopher?
the song is beautiful, but the theology is wretched. baptism is not an immediate forgiveness of all sins; it is a sign of forgiveness and acceptance into the covenant. forgiveness comes with repentance and turnign to Christ, two things this guy obviously has not done
Obviously but the movie can't stop for an hour of church to explain how it really works now, can it? Smh
IIRC, the earliest version of this hymn was written by enslaved African-Americans, and was in part a coded message for those trying to escape on the Underground Railroad. The first line originally contained the phrase "down IN the river," instructing escapees to stay in the water to avoid leaving a scent for bounty-hunters' dogs to pick up. The "starry crown" may have been a reference to using the stars to find the cardinal directions and thus head north, similar to "Follow the Drinking Gourd." There's definitely an underlying religious theme of requesting guidance/protection from God, but in a very particular context. Something is lost when this song gets picked up and performed by white people (like in this clip) who aren't aware of where it came from.
Wash all my sins off me harder. I wanna feel the cleanliness all over my body. Please priest give it to me, I promise I will be submissive.
This is honestly absolutely something Frederick the Great would have said.
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Can't believe everything U see in the movies. Only the blood of Jesus Christ himself can wash away sins. (1John 1:7 - and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin) Neither does Ash Wednesday Forgive U of all sins.
koolguy4ya the lord forgives all as long as they pray for his forgiveness
what a load of crap, how can a mexican taxi driver wash away imaginary bad marks, really people should shove that nonsense so far up where the sun doesn't shine, only real retarded morons believe in a fantasy creature jesus f^&king christ on crutches
religion is behind 99% of the problems in this world, where feeble minded people believe a sky daddy creature will save them then we have real problems
I am well educated, and because I am I can easily see the difference between what is real and what is fantasy, looks like you can not
brainwashing, you would be better convincing them that the story of Snow White was true
am i the only one scared shitless from this scene? to me it sounds occult and reminds me of all the evil shit done during those times in the south, usually involving "religion"
Hircine..its gorgeous man n i dont think its a reall religious song..probably made by slaves.
You are the single stupidest person I've seen on the internet all week.
It is a religious song, as a Christian I recognize the meaning of the words. Slaves were also very religious and relied on God to get through hard times. Singing praise songs gave them comfort.
As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the starry crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
O sisters, let's go down,
Let's go down, come on down
O sisters, let's go down
Down in the river to pray
As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the robe and crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
O brothers, let's go down
Let's go down, come on down
Come on, brothers, let's go down
Down in the river to pray
As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the starry crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
O fathers, let's go down
Let's go down, come on down
O fathers, let's go down
Down in the river to pray
As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the robe and crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
O mothers, let's go down
Let's go down; don't you want to go down?
Come on, mothers, let's go down
Down in the river to pray
As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the starry crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
O sinners, let's go down
Let's go down, come on down
O sinners, let's go down
Down in the river to pray
As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the robe and crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
Everyone knows, even atheists admit it's a religious hymn. Sinners? Good Lord show me the way? Robe and Crown? Study that good ol' way? Screams Christianity.
Evil s*** in the south? what the hell is in your picture the South has more Christians in my opinion
Hircine it’s the white clothing that gets me