Psalm 14:1 - To the Chief Musician. A Psalm of David. The fool has said in his heart, "[There is] no God." They are corrupt, They have done abominable works, There is none who does good.
Psalm 53:1 - To the Chief Musician. Set to "Mahalath." A Contemplation of David. The fool has said in his heart, "[There is] no God." They are corrupt, and have done abominable iniquity; [There is] none who does good.
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The Lord has done so much for us, it is at times hard to comprehend. As for me, I will Praise Him for all of my life. I plan on praising Him forever. This blog is dedicated to this purpose.
About Me
- John B Ford
- Clayton, NC, United States
- One with the desire to glorify the Lord because of who He is and for everything He has done for me. I will do this by using the trumpet, music and everything my hands may touch.
ZAMAR - To touch the strings - play a musical instrument
Watch & listen to various videos of people praising the Lord by playing musical instruments. Some of the videos also include singing with the ultimate goal being to Glorify the Lord.
Videos related to 'Praise the Lord With Drums & Cymbals'
Committed
I was just thinking about something my pastor mentioned one Sunday morning => Commitment involves my TIME, my FOCUS & my MONEY.
What am I really committed to? Do I spend the very best of my time & energy on and for Him? Do I really focus on Him when I am singing, playing, praying, & giving? Do my finances reveal I am really devoted to Him and that He is the most important thing in my life?
As I look at His attitude towards me, I see He is definitely committed to me. Think about it: He who is not bound by time actually stepped into time for me. He is so focused that Jesus still would have come for me even if I was the only one who would have accepted His gracious gift. He is the epitome of being rich, yet He gave it all up for a time to rescue me & now I can say He became poor that I may become rich. Blessed be the Name of the LORD!!!
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ZAMAR
Strong's H2167 - zamar זמר
Transliteration: zamar. Part of Speech - verb
Root Word (Etymology) a primitive root [perhaps ident. with H2168 through the idea of striking with the fingers]
Outline of Biblical Usage: to sing, sing praise, make music (a) (Piel) (1) to make music, sing (2) to play a musical instrument
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