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Standing On The Promises (Medley)
by Selah
from the album "You Deliver Me"
Lyrics:
Standing on the promises of Christ my King
Through eternal ages let His praises ring
Glory in the highest I will shout and sing
I'm standing on the promises of God
Standing on the promises that cannot fail
When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail
By the Living Word of God I shall prevail
I'm standing on the promises of God
Standing, standing
Standing on the promises of God my Savior
Standing, standing
Standing on the promises of God
What a fellowship
What a joy divine
Leaning on the everlasting arms
What a blessedness
What a peace is mine
Leaning on the everlasting arms
I'm leaning, leaning
Safe and secure from all alarm
I'm leaning, I'm leaning
Leaning on the everlasting arms
Are you washed
In the Blood?
In the soul cleansing Blood of the Lamb
Are your garments spotless?
Are they white as snow?
Are you washed in the blood of the Lamb?
Yes I'm standing, standing
Standing on the promises of God my Savior
I'm standing, standing
Standing on the promises of God
Yes I'm standing, standing
I'm standing on the promises of God
Комментарии
9 years назад
Twila Jacqueline
This is one of those Selah songs... you cant negotiate this - Standing on the promises of God . all day today . Believing that I will see the things I am praying for this year next year9 years назад
realtalkgrace
Love this song, I really want to see them in concert.9 years назад
Cindy Cho
I liked singing this song by Korean (주의 약속하신 말씀위에서) around 20079 years назад
Israel Woodson
Not much more to add...9 years назад
Cheryl Lucas
Absolutely beautiful and anointed.... Love, Love, Love!10 years назад
Ken Ellerton Wasquin
Nice version.May God Bless Us All & Please Do Take Good Care Always my friend. Happy Valentines Day lovers.10 years назад
Atkin
To me, there's nothing wrong with "secularizing" a Christian song. Musicians will want to lend their own interpretation to a given song, possibly rearrange it to suit their instruments & voices. It may or may not work, but the content is always there for all to bear witness.10 years назад
Tyron Wensley Gratil
one of my fave hymns...10 years назад
Christopher Tan
Open up a hymn book and you will find that the lyrics sung in the video is the same as in the hymnal. You are referring to the deteriorating content of so-called "Christian" songs, yet this song has maintained the meaningful lyrics of the hymn.10 years назад
Christopher Tan
"Secularise" implies the drawing away from religious orientation. In what way does altering the feel and genre while keeping the lyrics the same secularising the hymn? That's to say that the genre of a song determines whether it is secular or not. To me, it is the lyrics and its content that determines that, not the genre.11 years назад
AnnLDJ1
Check out Van Morrison's new CD in 2012 "Born to Sing, No Plan B" as well as "Hymms to the Silence" (Grammy winner) - a giant in the music industry, he has sung hymms and has composed songs about his own quest for God in a world that glorifies materialism. Truly amazing. His rendition of "Just A Closer Walk with Thee" is truly heart felt11 years назад
Brian O'Dowd
I've been looking for a version of this that didn't put me to sleep or make me want to dig the cheese out of my ears for weeks and FINALLY!!!!11 years назад
rios sumbayak
wow, God bless u,Selah and MBMinhisarms...thank you :)11 years назад
Brian Hill
Jude 24 !!!11 years назад
Anthony Jimison
i believe that all genre that are christian is worship from Christian Rock to Contemporary Christian. i do miss singing in the church choir. it was one of my joys to sing medleys like this.11 years назад
DeliverTheWord1
Well I see things differently. Open up a hymm book from long ago and in it are words that are pure Gospel. Compare those words to the compromising rap and rock dribble that you hear today and so called christians trhat want so hard to sound like the world. NO SIR, I will not compromise Holy Praise in order to appease the world.. Sorry ,won't be selling out here. Enjoy your hip hop and rock.11 years назад
Josh Cottrell
I have gone to the same church all my life. Honestly, until I was 10 I had no idea that hymns even existed. Don't get me wrong, I love them now. The words bring forth a powerful message. However, times change. Sadly, music isn't just about the words now. I think for Christians to be able to compete with secular songs today is to mimic the "in" style; so that one may be able to enjoy Christ's Word through a preferred musical style. I like everything form "There Is A Fountain," to Christian metal.11 years назад
Stacy Watford
That's one way to look at it. However, another way to look at it, is that they are taking these old great hymns to a generation of people who otherwise would have never heard them in their original tune or setting. I too am very much concerned about many rockish sounding "praise & worship"; but more so because the lyrics are so shallow. But when they can bring the great theology of these hymns into a contemporary setting I think its a plus.11 years назад
