Bound to the Vine

Outreach Of The Glorious Gospel

This is a recording of us singing "In A Low Dungeon" at our Fairfax Monday Night Home Meeting.

hymnal.net/en/hymn/h/1131

1. In a low dungeon, hope we had none;
Tried to believe, but faith didn’t come;
God, our sky clearing, Jesus appearing,
We by God were transfused!
We by God were transfused!
 
Propitiation made by the blood,
Jesus’ redemption bought us for God!
No condemnation, justification!
We have peace toward God!
We have peace toward God!

3. Born into Adam, dying we were;
We had a sickness no one could cure.
God, His Son sending, old Adam ending;
He is dead, we are free!
He is dead, we are free!

3. Now we’re rejoicing, standing in grace,
Oh hallelujah! Sin is erased!
God, in us flowing, in our hearts growing,
We are saved in His life!
We are saved in His life!

In A Low Dungeon - Church In Fairfax Monday Night Home Meeting (8/15/22)

Capo 2
G                     D                          
And Jehovah said it is not good
D                        C
For the man to be alone
G                           D                     Em                C
I will make him a helper as his counterpart

Now Jehovah formed from the ground
Every creature and brought them to the man
But for Adam a helper was not found as his counterpart

Am                                 D
So Jehovah caused a deep sleep
Am                      D
To fall upon the man
        G                       D                              Em   C
And as he slept He took a rib from his side

And Jehovah built the rib,
Which He had taken from the man,
Into a woman and He brought her to the man

(Transition: C-A-D)
D
And the man said
A
This time this is
Bm
Bone of my bones /
G
Flesh of my flesh; /
D                                         A
This one shall be called Woman /
Bm                          G                    D
Because she was taken out of Man

It is Not Good for Man to be Alone - Gen 2:18-23

Snow By Zach Bryan (cover) Take 2

7 - Hymns, #152 - O how deep and how far-reaching

This album consists of songs written and sung by the full-time trainees in Anaheim in the spring term of 2018. Our prayer and hope is that these songs would supply the saints in the Lord's recovery. We hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed writing and singing these songs!

Download:
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Scripture:
Heb 11:1, 7-8, 10-11, 17, 19, 27; 12:1-2

Lyrics:
1
By faith, Noah, divinely instructed            
Concerning things not yet seen          
And being moved by pious fear,
Prepared an ark to save his house.

Chorus 1
Now faith is the substantiation
Of things hoped for,
Of things hoped for,
The conviction of things not seen.

2
By faith Abraham, being called,
Obeyed to go unto a place
To receive an inheritance,
Not knowing where he was going.

Chorus 2
He eagerly awaited the city
Which has the foundations,
Which has the foundations,
Whose Architect and Builder is God.

3
By faith Sarah herself received
Power to conceive seed,
Even beyond the season of age,
Considered Him faithful who promised.

Chorus 1
Now faith is the substantiation
Of things hoped for,
Of things hoped for,
The conviction of things not seen.

4
By faith Abraham, being tested,
Offered up Isaac,
He gladly received the promises
And offered up his only begotten.

Chorus 3
Counting that God was able
To raise men
From the dead,
From which he received him back.

5
By faith Moses left Egypt.
Not fearing the wrath of the king,
For he persevered as one seeing
The unseen One.

Chorus 1
Now faith is the substantiation
Of things hoped for,
Of things hoped for,
The conviction of things not seen.

6
Therefore let us also,
Having these as witnesses,
Put away every encumbrance
And run our race with endurance.

Chorus 4
By looking away unto Jesus,
The Author and
Perfecter of ---
The Author and Perfecter of our faith.

2 By Faith

1. Behold how good and how pleasant it is,
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
Behold how good and how pleasant it is,
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
 	
It is like the precious ointment upon the head,
That ran down upon the beard,
Even Aaron’s beard:
That went down to the skirts of his garments.

2. Behold how good and how pleasant it is,
For brethren to dwell together in unity!
It is like the precious ointment upon the head,
That ran down upon the beard,
Even Aaron’s beard:
That went down to the skirts of his garments.

As the dew of Hermon, And as the dew that descended
Upon the mountains of Zion:
For there the Lord commanded the blessing,
Even life forevermore.

Behold How Good And How Pleasant It Is

(Written by Jacob Freeman)

He is the world-bearer great.
He can bear my little heart.
His hands uphold the universe,
And never fail a part
All things cohere, subsist in Him,
The Holding Center, Keeper strong.
And, pivoting around His throne,
The globes give forth their heav’nly song

Through His Word, all things have life.
Everything of Him, to Him
And in the heavens now, He stands
Lord of Lords, King of Kings.
In Him we live, in Him we move,
In Him we are, have life and breath,
In wisdom great, He metes the earth,
Apportions each their hill and heath.

This One and I—unified,
Mingled and incorporate—
He bears me in His mighty hand—
On Him my hope is set.
The universe in which I live
Is sometimes turbulent in storm,
But all I wish to see therein—
His mighty, lovely, lordly form.

The World-Bearer (Alternate verse)

Winter Jams

Mary Poured Out Her Love Offering

Im a crazy lover of the Lord

2024: 
- finish posting london voice memos ✅
- reunion w/ titus (pt3) midnight acappella sesh ✅
- hs conference songs (the good land)
- children songs (pt.3)
- songs dave wrote (w/ peter)
- mark ferraro originals

Behold How Good And How Pleasant It Is

William Jeng

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