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    God Loved Us And Gave Us ♫ Sarah Brightman ♫ And Many Other Blessings Too.

    God Loved Us And Gave Us ♫ Sarah Brightman ♫ And Many Other
    Blessings Too.
    By JAG
    September 3, 2021

    Gave us Sarah Brightman

    . . . to brighten our lives with songs like the beautiful "Canto Della Terra"
    duet with Andrea Bocelli, and the lovely captivating "Sarai Qui" sung with
    Alessandro Safini.

    Sarah Brightman, her voice and her music, makes us happy.

    . . . as does the delightful personality and voice of the beautiful Russian
    operatic soprano Anna Netrebko. To see and hear Anna sing "Dammi tu
    forza, O Cielo" from Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata, deeply moves our soul.

    Its also powerfully sung by the graceful and talented American soprano Renee
    Fleming and the lovely Romanian soprano Angela Gheorghiu {ger gue}. All
    three renditions will deeply stir the human soul. "Dammi tu forza, O Cielo" is
    powerful music.

    We thank You Father, for the gift of soul-stirring music.

    God, who loves Sarah and Anna, also loves music. We humans received
    our love of music from Him who is the Original Musician ~ the creative
    Creator of music-making birds and the creative designer of their bird songs.

    And not just those ear-pleasing happy sounds . . .

    God also created rain and designed it to make its own music. Rain sounds.
    Some of us hear musical notes from pouring down sheets of rain when we're
    safe inside our homes ~ you probably do too.

    And when the wind blows through the tree tops . . .

    . . . and we hear musical notes in the sounds of the ocean's waves crashing
    against the shore line.

    And in the distant rumblings of thunderstorms . . .

    . . . and in the roar of great falls, like Niagara . . .

    . . . and in the sounds of rustling leaves in Autumn ~ the falling leaves of Fall.

    Thank You Father, Lord Jesus, Holy Spirit for the music-sounds of Sarah, Anna,
    song birds, rain, wind, the ocean's waves, thunderstorms, and the rustling leaves
    of Fall. All these gifts make living life lovely.

    And what would we have done, Lord, without Luciano Pavarotti? What a voice!
    What a magnanimous personality! We miss Luciano, but we'll see him again in
    Heaven. Thank You Father for the gift of Luciano Pavarotti, for his life and his
    music . . . .

    . . . and thank You Father for the magnificent gift of Andrea Bocelli, who now not
    seeing, has helped untold millions see and feel and come to love Your gift of
    music to the world through his soul-stirring "il Mare Calmo Della Sera" and
    "Romanza" and "Melodramma", to name only three of many.

    And thank You Father, Lord Jesus, Holy Spirit for life itself. Our days in this world
    are like "a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes" {James 4:14} ~ so
    help us to enjoy our fleeting earthly days and to live our lives to the full . . .

    Vivamus, moriendum est {Let us live, since we must die}

    Yet we do not die.

    We do not die because the Lord Jesus has defeated Death for us on The Cross and
    with that Empty Tomb on Resurrection Sunday. And now whoever believes in Jesus
    will not die, but have Eternal Life.

    The Lord Jesus said to Martha, "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes
    in Me will live, even though they die, and whoever lives by believing in Me will never die."

    Thank You Father, Lord Jesus, Holy Spirit for The Cross and for Salvation and Eternal Life,
    the greatest gifts of all.

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    For me, there is nothing comparable to the sacred music of the Baroque era. Contemporary Christian music is kind of cringy.
    Whoever criticizes capitalism, while approving immigration, whose working class is its first victim, had better shut up. Whoever criticizes immigration, while remaining silent about capitalism, should do the same.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    For me, there is nothing comparable to the sacred music of the Baroque era. Contemporary Christian music is kind of cringy.
    Can you give me one example of a piece of music from the Baroque era, that you like a lot?

    Best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAG View Post
    Can you give me one example of a piece of music from the Baroque era, that you like a lot?

    Best.

    JAG

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    Was inspired to post this for some reason.



    1.
    Why do I use my paper, ink and pen,
    And call my wits to counsel what to say?
    Such memories were made for mortal men;
    I speak of Saints whose names cannot decay.
    An Angel's trump were fitter for to sound
    Their glorious death if such on earth were found

    2.
    That store of such were once on earth pursued,
    The histories of ancient times record,
    Whose constancy great tyrants' rage subdued
    Through patient death, professing Christ the Lord:
    As his Apostles perfect witness bare,
    With many more that blessed Martyrs were.

    3.
    Whose patience rare and most courageous mind,
    With fame renowned perpetual shall endure,
    By whose examples we may rightly find,
    Of holy life and death a pattern pure.
    That we therefore their virtues may embrase
    Pray we to Christ to guide us with his grace.
    Whoever criticizes capitalism, while approving immigration, whose working class is its first victim, had better shut up. Whoever criticizes immigration, while remaining silent about capitalism, should do the same.


    ~Alain de Benoist


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