The words in German are a translation from Psalm 46, puts Jesus Christ into the OLD TESTAMENT. However, the melody is not by Luther despite what your hymnbook tells you. It is by Johann Walther as documented in the letters of Luther. Time to do some real scholarship or go back to school!
@@charlesbaer8681 Thank you for your comment, and for pointing out my error. it does appear that Johann Walther composed this tune. I had collected my information from hymnary.org, and did not think to look further.
Such a wonderful opportunity and perfect hymn pick for it! You did wonderful! Love the socks too! 😁
I am so happy for you that you got to play this pipe organ. Go Riggs!! ❤ God is good!!! Let us always praise Him and give thanks.
Happy Reformation Day!
Very inspirational. What a beautiful instrument.
A wise man lives his life for the Lord. You do that. You have great wisdom. May all your days be blessed. Thank you for your encouraging videos. ❤
Praise the Lord!!
Bug socks!!! ❤🤣
@@Acbisme Can you guess who got those for me?
Absolutely! Scott!!!!❤❤❤
Scott is kind, generous and loves you and your family greatly!!! ❤❤❤❤
Praise God for friendships.
Praise God Riggs!!!
The words in German are a translation from Psalm 46, puts Jesus Christ into the OLD TESTAMENT. However, the melody is not by Luther despite what your hymnbook tells you. It is by Johann Walther as documented in the letters of Luther. Time to do some real scholarship or go back to school!
@@charlesbaer8681 Thank you for your comment, and for pointing out my error. it does appear that Johann Walther composed this tune. I had collected my information from hymnary.org, and did not think to look further.