CHRISTIAN REACTS TO THE ROLLING STONES - Sympathy For The Devil (Official Lyric Video)
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What often goes unmentioned is the brilliant piano on this song, courtesy of the great Nicky Hopkins.
Thanks Nicky!
His dout was why have those forsaken me father
I think they’re saying that we blame atrocities on the devil and evil … but he said we are to blame. People did all the horrible things he listed - they wouldn’t have happened if people hadn’t perpetrated them. We can’t use the excuse of “the devil made me do it” and remove our guilt. At the end of the song, he says “I’ll tell you one thing, you are to blame”.
I agree completely. His point is don’t blame “the devil “for the crap that humans do. The obvious correlation is when humans do good, we do it also because we are humans, not because of some supernatural authority from the benevolent theme park in the sky.
The end is mostly the devil putting the blame on you, instead of "we both did it", which is confusing, which is the nature of the game.
If you (have) read the Bible you should know Jesus had many moments of doubt and pain.
This song is about Lucifer a.k.a. Satan or the Devil and it tells us we should not blame some (made up) dark entity for the crimes we commit ourselves. The song also requires some historical knowledge, like as Mick Jagger sings about Pilates, the Blietzkrieg (World War 2) and the Russian Revolution; ‘‘hanged around in St.Petersburg when I saw it was time for a change, killed the Czar and his ministers, Anastasia (daughter of the Czar who was killed with the Czars family) screamed in vain’’. So it's a reflection for human kind, God and the devil only excist if we allow them to.
The doubt was in the Garden of Gethsemane. "Father let this cup pass from me if possible but thy will be done. " That's from memory so you'd better check it but it's close.
Or...on the cross "father, why hast thou forsaken me"
One of the greatest bangers of the entire universe!!! A total classic!🔥🔥🎸🎸Also as a Christian you should know that Jesus definitely had doubts!
Great lyrics that really make you think, not to mention killer guitar.
There’s so much being said in this song
Every sound, every screech of Keith's guitar, Bill's bass, Charlie's drums, every woo-woo is integral to the whole song .... even the silences.
based on “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me"
Enjoyed your reaction.
Doubt and pain. The scene of Jesus in Gethsemane sure looks like doubt and pain to me, followed by acceptance and calm resolve. A truly human moment, very dramatic. The gospel of Luke even has Jesus sweating blood.
Recommend for your enjoyment or for reaction, the song Gethsemane from the 1970 rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. Ian Gillian, vocalist for Deep Purple, does the original broadway version and Ted Nealy does another rendition for the movie. Both are excellent.
bless you Sis for saying the obvious truth
Grandgrandpa73 here. The Devil do bove sides, and his biggest Trick is -- People, I don't exist !!😮
"Sympathy for the Devil" is simply the most honest "Christian" song written in the past 75 years. Let me explain... The Stones do a good job of describing the "game" of Satan. If you don't know Christ had doubt reconsider that he prayed so hard he sweat blood. That is doubt turned up to 11. We have all endured things we must go through and to do it blindly or without caution is simply ignoring the truth of the situation. Christ knew what lay ahead but he begged his father for another way, he doubted in essence the plan ahead. If you have a working knowledge of history you'll recognize The Devil's handiwork in world events that is so masterfully laid out. But, Satan keeps repeating "what confuses you is the nature of my game" Which is why I say it is the most honest Christian song in decades. We sing Hymns and Praise Music with little regards for the evil that lies ahead, and then when we fall for the trap of The Devil we seemed shocked. What The Rolling Stones is trying to convey is throughout history Satan is always ready to lie, deceive, tempt, etc everyone including Jesus Christ. But, in the end he helped Pilot wash his hands. So, when you go out in the world keep in mind you will meet evil and have some courtesy because he is willing to steal your soul and faith
Jesus had his doubt during the crucifiction...he cried out "lord why have you forsaken me" ......look it up
As we all do as humans
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He was quoting Psalm 22 - fullfillment of prophesy.
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Doubt: on the cross he wailed: My God. Why has thou forsaken me
That was the human part suffering, his spiritual perfection never waivered because he didn't ask the Father to end it!!!!!
According to Christian mythology he absolutely had doubt, his moment in the garden the night before the crucifixion was his night of doubt.
Hope you understand
If you listen closely to these lyrics, you may come to realize that this song is NOT about the Devil.
This part here reveals the truth behind the message.
"Just as every cop is a Criminal
And all the sinners Saints
As heads is tails"
[THESE ARE OBVIOUSLY CONTRADICTIONS]
"Just call me Lucifer"
[SO IS THIS]
If a cop is to a criminal, as a sinner is to a saint, and as heads is to tails, then it follows that Lucifer is to "God".
Hope you guess my name!
The protagonist he's describing in this song is God, not the Devil.
"So if you meet me (God)
have some Courtesy
have some Sympathy
and some Taste"
Ingenious lyrics.
I've never been into the Stones. I think they are highly overrated. They really aren't worthy of the brilliant Americans they were influenced by. The Stones are 5 iterations away blues/rock for the London/New York/L.A. "tastes" out there. Probably would have never made it without the "bad boy" antics of the 60s....showmanship over talent and song writing ability. I like about 5 of their songs only. This is one of them (Angie is another one.) They should have listened more to what their mates, The Beatles, did. They honored the music they listened to and loved from America much better than the Stones. Now, Led Zeppelin....that's a band that had skills when doing southern/American blues.
You are so wrong. Just how many tunes did Zeppelin write compared to The Stones. The Beatles were overrated in my opinion. Who's best live >> The Stones then Zeppelin and then The Beatles. Let's not forget you can put The Who and Queen above The Beatles when comparing a live performance.
Stones overrated ??
Your opinion stephenmosgrove6559 is laughable.
The Stones are a masterful band with some of the most iconic tracks and albums in rock history !
This is probably the worst take ever. And then you climax it with Zeppelin, who cribbed nearly every riff from previously recorded music.
Always had to supplement their talent with out side talent! The ain’t Led Zeppelin!
It was on the cross! The Father had to turn his back, on the sin of the world; the Lord had takin to himself. Hence “Father why have you forsaken me” that was his moment! 🙏✝️❤️
Bill Wyman killing it on the bass