NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE (Lead me, my Lord, to You) - Epic Christian Viking Violin Version

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  @StevenLamar-f6l · 1 month ago

  THIS is how heaven will sound only 100 trillion times. More beautiful than anything you could possibly imagine

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  @MaxBebot · 10 days ago

  Praise the Lord Almighty in Jesus name, Amen.

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  @StevenLamar-f6l · 1 month ago

  Dear God, if you're listening please bring bring me a love that I see and the two that are singing this song. I don't know if their husband or wife or what but these two have a love that can't even be defined in words and I want that so badly

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  @zollydarko · 4 weeks ago

  YESHUA KING OF THE KINGS LORD OF THE LORDS

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  @Sarah-bk3fw · 1 month ago

  Brought tears...! This song is always sung in my native language during funerals. It is a beautiful song. <br>Keep up the great work. May THE LORD GOD bless you. <br>MARANATHA. BLESSED IS HE WHO COMES IN THE NAME OF THE LORD. COME, LORD JESUS, COME. 🗡️🛡️🔥

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  @HarjantoSunaryo · 4 weeks ago

  Nearer lead my lord to you.show me the way lord, i love you lord🙏

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  @Gods_Garden_13215 · 4 days ago

  Ephesians 6:12<br><br>“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.”

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  @ErandambhatJacob · 4 days ago

  <b>Story Behind the Song</b><br><b>&quot;Nearer, My God, to Thee&quot;</b><br><br>This hymn was written by a woman named Sarah Flower Adams. She was born in Harlow, England, in the winter of 1805. Her father was a newspaper editor and a man of prominence.<br><br>Sarah herself grew up enjoying the spotlight. She showed great interest in the stage and dreamed of being an actress. In 1834 she married William Bridges Adams, a civil engineer. The couple lived in London, where Sarah could be near the great theaters. In 1837 she played &quot;Lady Macbeth&quot; in the Richmond Theater in London to rave reviews.<br><br>Her frail health hampered her career, however, and she found herself focusing more on her literary gifts. It&apos;s said that she wrote quickly, as if under compulsion; and seldom did editors find anything to change in her work. Among her compositions were hymns of praise to the Lord. Sarah&apos;s sister, Eliza, a gifted musician, often wrote the music for her hymns. The two were very close.<br><br>One day in 1841, their pastor, William Johnson Fox, paid a visit. He was compiling a church hymnbook, and he wanted to include some of their hymns. He further mentioned that he was frustrated at his inability to find a hymn to go along with the upcoming Sunday&apos;s message, which was from the story of Jacob at Beth-el in Genesis 28:20 - 22.<br><br>Sarah offered to write a hymn based on those verses. For the rest of the week she pored over the passage, visualizing Jacob&apos;s sleeping with a stone for his pillow as he dreamed of a ladder reaching to Heaven. The following Sunday their church sang Sarah&apos;s &quot;Nearer, My God, to Thee.&quot;<br><br>Eliza, who was suffering from tuberculosis, died in 1846. Sarah had faithfully cared for her sister during the illness, but by the time Eliza died, Sarah was also showing signs of illness.<br><br>Sarah passed away on August 14, 1848, at the age of 43.

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  @anjadeswardt8908 · 1 month ago

  Thank you for this song. In South Africa in Afrikaans it is also sung at funerals. But this gave me joy as I am also in a time of darkness. But my Lord helps me through every day! God bless your ministry.

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  @LindaLinda-b9u6o · 2 weeks ago

  To hear the Angels singing glory to God what a blissful soundhow blessed we all will be and to see Jesus our king reigning in all His Powerful Glory. Our Mighty King

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  @nightowl16201 · 11 days ago

  I can come to this video over and over, still moves each time. Thank you for sharing. I may be suffering in chronic pain, battling PTSD. I know that he is with me on this journey. Safety is what we who PTSD is our hope.

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  @tonys3540 · 14 minutes ago

  I have heard this song many times, but this surpasses every other song, absolutely magnificent 👏👏👏👏