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I love old time hymns sung acapella and the Issac's always do a great job.
Hope you enjoy this song and the message that indeed we do have Blessed Assurance with
Christ.
Just to put a bit more joy and perhaps a bit of laughter into your day, I recently found this list of old time church songs and how they compare to various occupations and things we do in daily life. Hope you enjoy them as well.
Dentist's Hymn ....................................Crown Him with Many Crowns
Weatherman's Hymn ............................There Shall Be Showers of Blessings
Contractor's Hymn ...............................The Church's One Foundation
The Tailor's Hymn ...............................Holy, Holy, Holy
The Golfer's Hymn ............................There's a Green Hill Far Away
The Politician's Hymn. .........................Standing on the Promises
Optometrist's Hymn .............................Open My Eyes That I Might See
The IRS Agent's Hymn ........................I Surrender All
The Gossip's Hymn .............................Pass It On
The Electrician's Hymn .....................Send The Light
The Shopper's Hymn ...........................Sweet Bye and Bye
The Realtor's Hymn. .........................I've Got a Mansion Just over
the Hilltop
The Massage Therapists Hymn .............He Touched Me
The Doctor's Hymn .............................The Great Physician
AND for those who speed on the highway - a few hymns:
45mph ........................God Will Take Care of You
65mph .....................Nearer My God To Thee
85mph .....................This World Is Not My Home
95mph .......................Lord, I'm Coming Home
100mph ......................Precious Memories
3 comments:
Ticker - This is such a Beautiful and Meaningful Hymn.
And it Really shows off the Voices - and especially the Harmonies - here.
Thanks Ticker.
gorgeous...thanks, Tick...
and I love the hymn funnies!
Welcome all who have viewd and listened. Sorry there was some problem on the link for some of you. Hope I got it fixed.
Yea Z and I love bulliten bloopers too! As a kid we use to write notes using hymn numbers. No words just 254 or 144 or what ever appropriate title fit what we were talking about. Stone age texting I reckon. hahaha.
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