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Derek Holcomb

MY CHURCH'S CHOIR

Judi Harbin

We don’t want to think that something as ugly and brutal as combat could be involved in any way with the spiritual. However, would any practicing Christian say that Calvary Hill was not a sacred space?

Erin Mcmillan

I first heard this song sung by the late Gracie Fields and have always loved it no matter who sings it

Carol Wrzesinski

So beautiful!!!

lederhudler

me think (methink) is an archaic English verbal expression equivalent to "I think". Many European languages have similar dative verbal expressions that have almost disappeared in English. For example: mir ist kalt (German) or mnyeh cholodno (Russian) - literally, "to me is cold". The expression methink (methought) could be considered as "to me the thought came". In this song the choice is "poetic license" - the author probably believed it would convey more of a reverent feeling in English. It is interesting in that regard, that the familiar forms "thou, thee, thy, thine" have virtually disappeared in common English, while equivalents are still widely used in other European languages. In English they come across as "stilted", or archaic - but are still occasionally used to convey reverence to Deity (being associated primarily with the Bible and other sacred writings). A bit ironic that the "familiar forms" convey more reverence than do the "formal". Originally it was intended to be the other way around.Aside from the question of the English usage, this is indeed an absolutely gorgeous song, rendered by arguably the most prestigious religious choral group in the world. I'm particularly fond of the development of the lyrics in this song from a historical scene of Christ's triumphal entry, to his crucifixion, to the future vision of a new city coming from heaven as promised in the Revelation of John. 

Tom Hobdy

Coming up that hill on a bus with this song playing on the sound system will be forever etched on my heart. Oh have we GREAT times ahead....Praise Jesus!!!!!!!!

john uhr-henry

Beautiful performance from this great Choir.

Nholie Arcayos

Beautiful songs,very nice.

Richard Boudville

Rules of English: "Proper Nouns may be pronounced more than one way".

Willem van Ingen

Prachtig koor, schitterend orgel en ontroerend lied ! Beautiful choir, magnificent organ and passionate organist. Moving and inspiring hymn. Thank you, Mo Tab

Winston D'Souza

This is the history of salvation in packed into one very beautiful hymn!

Alan Bradbury

Finding a great solo voice to render this magnificent hymn is hard enough, but 150 of them?

Olleyans erichsen

very nice voice .so beautiful

Eileen Larson

That is how I usually hear it pronounced.

David Ames

I could swear they are singing "JArusalem" instead og "JErusalem."

edward lai

we sing this for singers in trinity grammar

David Mphuthi

It is soooooo relaxing and listening to the beautiful voices praising His power.

Barbara Miola

QUE LINDO!

werksdesign

I love this. So beautiful.

Rajkumari Paul

just great. Cant stop listening once...

The Holy City

The Holy City - Stanford Olsen and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir

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My Choice - The Three Tenors: The Holy City (Jerusalem)

Charlotte Church

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