Gospel Music

The Spiritual Principle of Reflection states that Natural and Spiritual phenomena are reflections of each another. That all existence functions as a mirror for Being, where spirit explores and understands itself from the reflections it makes in the pool of matter.

This has been variously stated as "As Above, So Below" and "Outward reality is a reflection of inward reality".

A detailed description of what this really means is not widely available. Some references are below:

1. The God Principle (Book): http://godprinciple.com

2. As Above, So Below: http://www.themystica.com/mystica/articles/a/below_above.html

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)

(v-1)

Joshua go and take the city of Jericho God said,

seize it not with sword or shield but with a shout instead,

so Joshua's men went forth with praise and marched seven times around,

and as they gave a mighty shout,

the walls came tumbling down.

(chorus)

Just keep praising him, just keep praising him,

just keep praising him and never sound retreat,

just keep praising him, just keep praising him,

just keep praising him for praise will bring the victory.

(v-2)

Pauland Silas in the jail, Daniel's in the lion's den,

Shadrack, Meshack, Abednego had a faith that would not bend,

whether fiery furnace, lions den or jail house it might be,

these men all proved that praising the lord is the key to victory...

(V3)

Satan will try his very best to war against your soul but you dont have to

be afraid for God is in control, just build a wall of praise around him and you'll find its true as long as you keep praising the Lord the devil can get to you

(chorus)

Just keep praising him, just keep praising him,

just keep praising him and never sound retreat,

just keep praising him,(2nd person sings after this) when everthing goes wrong just keep praising him, (2nd person sings when you've lost your song)

just keep praising him(2nd person sings when all your hope is gone) for praise will bring the victory.

Bridge

So lift up high a sword of praise whenever the enemy comes around you gotta keep praising the Lord praise the Lord of hosts till you hear the victory sound

(after this) Praise him in the morning praise him in the noon time praise him in the evening when the sun goes down.

Praise him in the good times and when bad times come around just keep right on praising him till you hear the victory sound

(Chorus)

Just keep praising him, just keep praising him,

just keep praising him and never sound retreat,

just keep praising him,(2nd person sings after this) when everthing goes wrong just keep praising him, (2nd person sings when you've lost your song)

just keep praising him(2nd person sings when all your hope is gone) for praise will bring the victory.

Of all various viewpoints of the teenagers in today's church, one thing cannot be ignored. They are the future of any church. They are the future of the world. The youth plays the role of supporting the adult church members, teaching them (as young learns from old, so old learn from young), and assuming the responsibilities of the church when they are older.

Leo Clark

Well because it used to b old back in da day songz but now the music and lyrics upgraded and U R WELCOME 4 ME ANSWERIN YO QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The field-holler (APEX)

I've recently read an article about SA's Got Talent Season 3 (2012).

I quote: "e.tv has snatched reality show SA's Got Talent away from the SABC2 with a new third season of the reality show set to start on the free-to-air commercial broadcaster in September."

I've also had an email reply from Rapid Blue, the production company of SA's Got Talent - they said that the auditions are scheduled to begin in June / July and we must look out for the exact dates on eTV.

So, all the talented people out there - good luck & be sure to be WELL prepared!

Trin-i-tee 5:7 sings a song called "There He Is" on their sophomore album, Spiritual Love.

The name of the song that you are hearing on the Golden Corral chocolate commercial comes from the old gospel songs that the slaves would sing. Now whether this is an actual song from then I do not know, but it is certainly based on that at the very least. The song is called "People Get Ready" - There's a Train a Comin. It is most noted with Curtis Mayfield, the Impressions, Al Green, the Chambers Bros, and many others. Hope this helps! It truly is a great song! Amen...

No the song was written by Bishop William Abney and recorded and made famous by Rev Paul Jones, actually on the night he recorded the song Rev Jones was brutally murdered in his home, may he rest in peace

The song was originally recorded by Elder James Lenox (Greater Holy Temple COGIC, Chicago Il) as "God has been Good to me(I wont Complain). It was this recording that made the song famous in the churches before Rev. Paul Jones recording. updated 4/30/2011 ads

what are the gospel songs played on the rickey smiley morning show aug 29,2013

There is a Don Moen song that says:

God is good, we sing and shout it

God is good, we celebrate

God is good, no more we doubt it

God is good, we know its true

And when I think of his love for me, my heart fills with praise and I feel like dancing.

For in his heart there is room for me and I run with arms open wide.

Now unto the King eternal

Unto the reigning King

Unto the Lord almighty

Praises I will sing to the Kind enternal

Sing to the King of Kings

Sing to declare his glory Let his praises reign...

So I will lift my hands in joy before my King

I will lift my hands in praise

I lift heart in joyful to elation I lift my voice in praise

And I will shout.. blessing to the king

And I will shout... glory to the King

And I will shout... Honor to the King

And I will shout... Power to the king

Declaring blessing and glory and honor and power belong to Jesus of Kings.

The song El Shaddai by Lecrae contains those lyrics.

False

There is a river, and it flows from deep within

There is a fountain, that frees the soul from sin

Come to this water; there is a vast supply

There is a river, that never shall run dry.

There was a thirsty woman,

Who was drawing from a well

You see her life was ruined and wasted

And her soul was bound for hell

Oh but then she met the Master

And He told about her sin

And he said "if you drink this water,

You'll never thirst again.'

There is a river, and it flows from deep within

There is a fountain, that frees the soul from sin

Come to this water; there is a vast supply

There is a river, that never shall run dry.

the late, Pastor Elbert Clark, he was a Detroit based Minister.

First Finger: Bar over all strings, 1st fret.

Second Finger: G sting, 2nd fret.

Third Finger: A string, 3rd fret.

Fourth Finger: D string, 3rd fret.

That's how to play an F on the guitar.

The name of the group is called Youth Edition

I never thought of her as a gospel singer, but the British did. Amy Winehouse. :(

Mary Mary

How many of Lee Williams and the Spirtual QC's are married?

I've noticed that many attribute the writing of this song to the late Rev Paul Jones, but he was not the author of the song "I Won't Complain". Rather, this great gospel song was actually written in 1974 by the late Rev. Don Johnson from Nashville, Tennesse, an ALJC pastor. The correct title to the song is actually "I Can't Complain", but has been changed over time. Very few words have been changed to the Rev. Johnson's song for the version, " I Won't Complain". Please go to You Tube to view Rev. Don Johnson himself singing this beautiful original song, "I Can't Complain"