Yesterday I commented on the ringing of Orthodox bells. But, that put me in mind of an old Jesus People song. The lyrics were written by Annie Herring of Second Chapter of Acts, but they were popularized by Keith Green. How many of you remember them, or maybe still play them at Easter time?
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https://mandikaye.com/blog/91auhblnu7 Just seeing the title set this one ringing in my head!
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William Gall says
That sure takes me back, to a time of renewal in my life, actually. Actually, its the Keith Green song that comes to my mind. He and Rich Mullin (Awesome God) both died young in plane crashes. Even if they weren’t Orthodox, those verses from Wisdom about those who, having pleased God, are taken early out of this world into eternal rest come to mind concerning them.