Pentecostal Choruses

[houston]

Originally Posted by notofworks

Whew......I have just read the words to about a dozen songs I never wanna hear again in my life!!

You and I both...

[notofworks]

Originally Posted by houston

You and I both...

Come to our church.....I solemnly promise, left hand on a bible, right hand in the air, that you will NEVER hear any of this.

This thread reminds me of Numbers 14:3 when the Hebrew Children wanted to go back to Egypt.

[OneAccord]

"I've got a home in that rock, don't you see..."

A little kid in our church would sing, "I've got a hole in my sock, don't you see..."

[sandie]

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, sweetest Name I know
Fills my every longing
Keeps me singing as I go

[houston]

Originally Posted by notofworks

Come to our church.....I solemnly promise, left hand on a bible, right hand in the air, that you will NEVER hear any of this.

This thread reminds me of Numbers 14:3 when the Hebrew Children wanted to go back to Egypt.

Thanks for the invitation. That is just too far of a drive for me. The church that I attend when I attend uses new material. Most of it is vertical praise. I love it.

Re: Numbers 14:3
Egypt is a typology of sin in the Jewish Testament. Faulty, faulty. The posters have not expressed a desire to return to Egypt. The thread starter is just ...nostalgic.

[missourimary]

All in Him
Power in the Blood
He Set me Free

I know they're hymns, but they work as choruses.

[Esther]

Originally Posted by Apprehended

I really like "Olive Oil."

It goes like this:

Olive oil. Olive oil
through eternity olive oil.
Olive oil. Yes, olive oil,
Through eterniteeeeeeeeeee, aah - llive oil.

Did you sing that before or after singing Bringing in the Sheets?

[notofworks]

Originally Posted by houston

Thanks for the invitation. That is just too far of a drive for me. The church that I attend when I attend uses new material. Most of it is vertical praise. I love it.

Re: Numbers 14:3
Egypt is a typology of sin in the Jewish Testament. Faulty, faulty. The posters have not expressed a desire to return to Egypt. The thread starter is just ...nostalgic.

My friend, typology is whatever anyone wants to make it. Applying typologies to Old Testament stories is subjective and Egypt can represent sin to you and awful songs to me! It's like these numerologists that say, "The number 5 in the bible represents grace." Really??? Says who??

So my Numbers 14 analogy (while meant mostly to be funny) is NOT faulty!

[Apprehended]

Originally Posted by Esther

Did you sing that before or after singing Bringing in the Sheets?

I loved that old song too.

I especially like that old timey altar call song that says,

"Oh whine not tonight. Oh whine not tonight
Wilt thou be saved, Oh whine not tonight

It always made me cry.

[Scott Hutchinson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BC4Ct6c9No