ARISE, MY SOUL, ARISE! A Capella Hymn (Charles Wesley, LENOX)
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Beautiul! I have been showing this to my son for over a year. He is now
3 and sings along when I put him to sleep.
Thats awesome!
Still singing along with you and he's 5 now. This is one of his favorite songs.
This particular hymn has been laid on my heart this week and even more so this morning. I am so thankful for God's tender mercy and his chastisement when I need correction. May God keep us safe and secure in these troubling times.
Blessed are they those who use their talents for holy use... Sing on my brother... I enjoy your music
This is a beautiful hymn of the amazing excellencies of Jesus Christ our Savior. Praise be to Our Abba and Father, who sent Christ for us. Thank you So much Michael for your glorious voice and music which is truly a gift from God for His glory. SDG
Thanks for sharing this! I am a church musician myself and the composer of tthis hymntune, Lewis Edson, was a relative of my maternal grandmother. He wrote several other hymns that we do to this day.
Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Thank you so much!
Love love love
Your renditions of old timeless hymns ushers worship much like the Christians did through history.
Excellent! Thank you.
Absolutely amazing
THE most fantastic sonship hymn written - and a stunning and thoughtful arrangement, Michael. Thank you and bless you, Johnny
You beautiful voice wakes me up every moring so that I can pray God at first. God bless you.
Wonderful Singing 🎵🎶Of Wonderful Hymn !
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL JOB...ONE OF MY FAVOURITEV HYMNS.GOD HAS BLESSED YOU WITH A BEAUTIFUL VOICE.WESANG IT IN THE SALVATION ARMY IT WAS NUMBER 65 IN THE ARMY SONG BOOK OF THE SIXTIES!
Before the throne my Surety stands...
That was gorgeous! Thank you
Beautiful
Thank you
Very nice mate
I can't listen to this enough! thank you for the wonderful thought and care you put into this arrangement. God's hand is on every note of this! Praise the Lord for the confidence we have before the throne of grace!
What a unique idea!!! Excellent job!! Thank you for this work.
Awesome. God bless you. Will definitely check out more of your content.
What a blessing!
Like a beautiful flower unto the Lord!
Praise the Lord :)
Amen.
Wonderful thank you!
WOW awesome. Beautiful voice, your talent arrived here in Brazil :)
Praise the Lord!!!
God bless you... Beautiful..
LOVE IT!
Thanks my brother
Oh my goodness, this was amazing!!! I have goosebumps! So glad I came across this account!
Thank you my brother
Your my inspiration to make multi tracks! I enjoyed the song!
+Michael Lining You have a wonderful voice! This is the first time I've ever heard this song. May I ask how you did the seven different versions and got them all in sync and in one video? I'm amazed!
If you were going to sing this live in a church, could you sing one part live and have the other parts on CD playing along. Maybe muting one voice and you sing that part live. That would be awesome.
I have enjoyed your music for years. I would like to hear your rendition of "As Jacob with travel was weary one day (Jacob’s Ladder)" someday... :-)
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. This is edifying to the soul.
Thank you brother - please record (I dreamed that the great judgment morning) by slim whitman
Well done Michael. Number 340 in "Great Songs Of The Church" by Jorgenson ... that hymn is to a different tune. You did yeoman work on this one. I like the barbershop leanings and the wonderfully long tag at the end. Excellent job!!
please do Jesus lives and so do I
excellent you should do a sacred harp album
Impressive!
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Simply. Amazing.
Although I wished there was more of a bass riff in this to balance all the parts. Otherwise, well done.
His blood ATONED for all our race
Hymnals vary on this line. Others read "his blood was shed for every race," to "his blood was spilled for every race" to "his blood atoned for all our race" to "his blood atoned for every race." I agree with all of them.
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I just suddenly had a thought.
Is there a downloadable PDF file of all Charles Wesley song lyrics?
One of my favorite Wesley hymns! Great job! I'm curious, though, to know why you changed some of the lyrics?
+Michael Lining Ok. I think I know what you'll say, but I'm interested to talk to you about it. I just friended you on Facebook, as well. (Paul Abigail Miller)
Where's vs 4?
Absolutely magnificent and soul lifting. However, Wesley’s line “My God is reconciled” was intentional, biblical, and powerful theology. I wish you hadn’t changed it.
I have heard it both ways. What does God need to be reconciled from if He is sinless? That doesn’t make sense.
I loved your rendition of the hymn...except for the last verse. The original read, "My God is reconciled". Not "I am reconciled".
I appreciate your answer. I am all for changing the lyrics of hymns that are unbiblical. I too, wholeheartedly affirm the sinlessness of God. I would, however, say that it is not sin to understand that God needed reconciling. We often think of reconciliation as sin, but not in this case. God is the offended person in this instance, His wrath is against us and justly so for our sins deserve His eternal punishment. That is why His wrath needed to be satisfied by the death of Christ and this reconciles God to us. This act is called propitiation.
The multifaceted aspects of the cross are immense. God the Father, out of His love for His people, sends His own beloved Son to redeem for Himself a people out of every tribe and tongue to bring Him eternal praise. He does this by satisfying His wrath against us, imputing Christ's righteousness to us and adopting us as His beloved children. This is reconciliation.
1 John 4:9-10
9 In this the love of God was manifested toward us, that God has sent His only begotten Son into the world, that we might live through Him.
10 In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins.
Also 3:47 (H)arise! : )