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مقدمه برنامج يللا نشهد للكنيسه العربيه في ستخلم . السويد 
كلمات, الحان, وتوزيع - ناصر موسى

يللا نشهد. ناصر موسى Naser Musa

"In the message of the cross, God has reached down and dirtied His hands, revealing His inner character of love, mercy, and forgiveness and in the process humbling the proud and overturning human opinion about greatness. Ironically, God's greatness is evidenced by the depths to which He is willing to go to rescue humans from sin." (Apologetics Bible)

"Soak your minds and hearts in the Word of God until you see and hear the Living Word of God." (Nigel Lee word's that he asked John Lennox to say at his funeral)

“The Bible encourages people to put their faith in God. Unfortunately, many people equate faith with a blind leap in the dark or wishful thinking. But the faith that the Bible requires is intelligent faith. It is neither blind nor irrational. Biblical faith is a committing trust with an object (God) who is worthy of our faith. No one is asked to sacrifice his intellect when he puts his faith in the God of the Bible.” (Don Stewart, The Ten Wonders of the Bible, 1990, p. 13.)

"God has disclosed himself to us in a form that is a shocking surprise, and one that contradicts and confounds all our human expectations and ways of thinking…The God of all power chose to become weak to subvert our puny power, the God of all wealth chose to become poor to subvert our meager wealth, the God of all wisdom chose to become foolish to subvert our imagined wisdom, and the God who alone is the sole decisive one chose to be a nobody to subvert us when we stupidly thought we were somebody.” (Scholar Os Guinness, Fool's Talk: Recovering the Art of Christian Persuasion, pp. 174-175)

"Truth for the Christian is personal. The Jesus who said “I am the only way” also said “I am the truth.” In other words, ultimate truth is not a set of propositions but a person. As the Bible says in 2 Timothy 2:12, “I know whom I have believed.” Not what I have believed or experienced but whom. Jesus Christ. To ask why we think that Jesus Christ is the only way is to miss the point entirely. Jesus does not compete with anybody. Nobody else in history made the claims he did; nobody else in history claimed to be able to deal with the problems of the human heart like he did. Nobody else in history claimed, as he did, to be God with us. To say that we believe Jesus is the only way should have nothing to do with arrogance and everything to do with introducing people to him." (Dr. Andy Bannister)

"The kingdom in which Christ invites us to participate is in fact far greater than any one theologian pretends to describe, and it is not one of these, but Christ himself who reigns within it. “We go right on proclaiming Christ, the Crucified. Jews treat this like an anti-miracle—and Greeks pass it off as absurd. But to us who are personally called by God himself—both Jews and Greeks—Christ is God’s ultimate miracle and wisdom all wrapped up in one. Human wisdom is so tiny, so impotent, next to the seeming absurdity of God. Human strength can’t begin to compete with God’s ‘weakness.’…But everything that we have—right thinking and right living, a clean slate and a fresh start—comes from God by way of Jesus Christ.” The camp to which we want most to belong is his." (The Right Circles)

"The Bible is at pains to show through every possible metaphor that what God desires most of us is intimate, loving relationship. I find it telling that when we think of God’s intellect, we quickly acknowledge that it must far surpass any human intellect. But when we think of God’s love, we rarely think of His love as stronger than that of a human parent. Why is that? Is it because deep down we doubt whether we are lovable? From the perspective of Christianity, as small as our minds are compared to the totality of everything that could be known, that is how small our conception of God’s love is compared to the reality of its extravagance." (Philosopher Vince Vitale, Jesus Among Secular Gods: The Countercultural Claims of Christ, pp. 99-100)

The Gospel?

5.28.17 - Abraham and Isaac point to God and a greater sacrifice (Genesis 22)

Words and music by Naser Musa

كلمات والحان - ناصر موسى

Naser Musa. I am for my belovedأنا لحبيبي. ناصر موسى

Vocals and Oud by - Naser Musa
Recorded for the TV program The Rock.

Naser Musa. Anta Athimon أنتَ عظيمٌ . ناصر موسى

كلمات والحان - ناصر موسى 
Words and music by Naser Musa
Category
Music

اليوم .ناصر موسى Today. Naser Musa

كلمات والحان - ناصر موسى
تسجيل - سليم سموع 
A Spiritual song and Oud
Words and music by - Naser Musa
Recorded by Salim Samou


اسعى في برنامج ترنيمه وعود لتقديم الشكر , الحمد , العباده والسجود لمن هو وحده مستحق لكل ذلك واكثر . الله الواحد الذي لا شريك له .

سأقدم في كل حلقه ترنيمه جديده . اذكر وأشرح كلماتها,واختبار الترنيمه والمقام الموسيقي لها . ورفيقي في هذا البرنامج اله العود .

ارحب بكل سوأل واقتراح لنتعلم سويه ونقترب اكثر الى النور معا . والله يبارك حياتكم

Naser Musa .Tarnima wa Oud ترنيمه وعود ناصر موسى

Tom Petty. Oud Tribute by Naser Musa

يارب الاكوان علمني الغفران - ناصر موسي

NASER MUSA is recognized by critics of middle eastern music as a talented singer, a gifted songwriter, an Oud virtuoso, an award winning composer, and a versatile studio musician. Naser Musa has composed, arranged, and recorded numerous projects in the Middle East and in the United States. His recording, among others, include "Arabia 3D" sound track: winner of the GSCA award for best score and best sound track of 2010, "Khaliji" (RT Productions): a collection of folk songs from the Arabian Gulf region, and "Christmas and Beyond "(SahaRaneen Productions): a collection of Western Christmas carols and Arabic church hymns. Naser Musa’s name appears on dozens of albums, including contributions on projects for Hollywood with John Debney and John Cameron among others. He has recorded with pop stars Shakira, Beyonce and Michael Sembello. Naser Musa has shared the stage with Lebanese vocalists, Sabah and Ragheb Alame, and Egyptian vocalists, Hani Shaker and Hakim. Naser’s Oud was heard on the soundtrack of the film "The Passion of the Christ" by director Mel Gibson. An active and sought after performer, Naser has performed at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Hollywood Bowl, the United Nations and Chicago’s Symphony Hall. He toured the United States, South America and the Middle East, and he regularly performs with prominent ethnomusicologists Dr. A. J. Racy of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and Dr. Scott Marcus of the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). Mr. Musa was featured as a soloist with the Cairo Orchestra during its 2005 U.S. tour with Grammy award winners Youssou N’Dour, of Senegal and Egyptian producer and arranger Fathy Salama. For the past 5 years Naser has been touring worldwide with highly acclaimed Persian band Niyaz and world renowned singer Azam Ali. The Washington Post described his compositions as “stirring”; the Beirut Times described him as one of the most versatile vocalists and Oud masters of the Middle East; and the Al Qabas newspaper of Kuwait described him as a talented songwriter with a soothing voice that touches the heart.

A Jordanian of Palestinian decent, Naser Musa started playing Oud, a Middle Eastern lute, and studying Arabic music, at an early age while living in Amman, Jordan. He moved to the United States in 1982 and continued his studies of music at California Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA. His artistic versatility and sense of musical adventure have enabled him to experiment with the blending of different musical elements and artistic styles. Throughout his career, his objective has been to combine Arabic maqams: melodic structures or series of phrases based on Arabic scales, with Western elements in order to present a style of Arabic music that is understood and appreciated by the Western listener. Naser Musa is in great demand as an Oud and vocal instructor, giving lectures at colleges and universities and organizing workshops. He has been on the faculty at the Middle Eastern Music and Dance Camp in Mendocino, California since 1999 and at the Heartland Seminar of Arabic Music in Racine, Milwaukee since 2004. He also represented the Arab world in the World Culture Open in 2004, in New York, NY.

Naser continues his work as a peace activist by performing and promoting concerts and presentations with artists from all over the world, He performed his award winning song Salam at the United Nations ‘60th year celebration in 2004.

"Music is the sole border that we may all cross together with the passport of love in our hearts and peace in our souls."
Naser Musa. 

 

Tom Petty. Oud Tribute by Naser Musa

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