Ode of solomon
Has anyone heard the "Ode of Solomon " .If you haven't you should check it out . This are 41 songs that was sung by the first century church . There was 42 but one was lost . They were found in the beging of this century but remain unknown to most of the modern church . Now we have them translated in english and set to music once again . Fenando Ortega sings some of the songs .
It gave me goose bumps to think that I was experincing the same worship songs as the early church did ! It is well worth the price. Check it out ;I'm sure you'll love it.
It gave me goose bumps to think that I was experincing the same worship songs as the early church did ! It is well worth the price. Check it out ;I'm sure you'll love it.
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Permalink Reply by Blessed Diabetic on -
You seem to be a history nut like me, that same type of thing gives me goose bumps too. Thanks for sharing :)
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Permalink Reply by Chaplain ET on -
I like the old style chants; not the Gregorian style, but choral works with harmony. Just love the boy's choirs, with those high, soprano voices that bounce off of the ceilings of those great cathedrals! Chaplain ET.
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