Amen, Amen, Amen.

[@bettinabch-laursen2705]

I´m from Denmark. When I was in the local gospel choir, we used to warm up our voices with this song. :)

[@CarlosSantos-fs6jn]

+Bettina Bæch-Laursen cool cool

[@santiagoroncanciocorrea3531]

Me motivaron a fundar mi coro de gospel en colombia

[@michellesanders2928]

This little light 🕯️ of mine ❤️ I'm gonna let it shine so that when the Saints go marching in I wanna be in the 144thousand number Alleluia Anen

[@michellesanders2928]

Power hour declining day when they come down

[@Mr.csworldofrandomness]

My 23mo son has to watch this every night before bed. It's beautiful! Thank you, God bless!

[@LawOffices]

Let's start with a heart beat.

[@charlessantee8329]

Amen. His heart.

[@charlessantee8329]

God is good all the time and worthy of all the praise let the church say amen.

[@thembanilitshe5100]

Hallelujah, praise and honor be to the living God always and forever more...this song blesses my soul

[@aliachibond]

Really, Jesus Christ washed me, hallelujahs... glories to God.

[@CrimsonSunFlower]

I teach this song to my first grade Sunday school class.

[@Blah2829]

Everything must be for GOD!!

[@sangpuiasailo2404]

This song just popped up when i woke up this morning😇

[@lkendall1212]

Lov lov lov..Thank you, needed this to start my Sunday

[@ginalieckfeldt230]

Beautiful. Am overwhelmed with this song. God bless you guys.

[@johnscott3363]

KZbin

[@oluayoola8197]

Ge lead me here. Amen amen amen 😊

[@yabetstesfaye6358]

I found it accidentally but it is so blessing

[@mariafernandez6439]

"There are no ifs (no accidents) in a Christian life" You were meant to be blessed with this song!

[@debotutelle]

Tellement MAGNIFIQUE celui-là, "quand je commence de l'écouter je ne m'arrêterais plus" !!! Mais pourquoi donc a-t'il "disparu du répertoire des groupes de Gospel" ?....

[@Jacqueline90393]

My first time hearing this song.... beautiful

[@user-mp3kp6lc8h]

AMEN!!!!!

[@Arb-id2xt]

Beautiful song

[@kurtspoering791]

Amen amen amen praise the lord

[@anjaounissi2290]

Really very nice....b blessed all 2gether

[@francogandullo]

el CORDOBA GOSPEL SINGERS, en BUENOS AIRES!!!!! sabado 23 de junio 2012, a las 20hs. en la Iglesia Presbiteriana San Andres, Av. Belgrano 579; Capital Federal. NOCHE DE GOSPEL! Realmente recomendable!

[@yourfavtechguyvest7896]

In 2021 ❤️❤️❤️

[@davids9522]

Amen

[@pattigreen9448]

LOVE IT!!!

[@michellesanders2928]

ALLELUIA AMEN Amen Amen

[@hervemedardbrou9612]

Glory to our living God

[@genderlessblomber]

i am 10. this is amazing

[@NallDave]

Still will be when you're 110.

[@Chuchi.Cookiee]

Ur 13 now 😞😣👑

[@thebeanbitchacho1279]

Now u 13

[@genderlessblomber]

@@Chuchi.Cookiee I know! still great 🤗🤗🤗

[@genderlessblomber]

@@thebeanbitchacho1279 yea it's crazy 🤗🤗🤗

[@don66sicily]

oohh that girl got soul and a light and a cute angel god on let sing his prasies AMEN!!!!!

[@deanmiles9473]

Hallelujah! 🙏🏻❤️🇬🇧

[@vickiefagan9158]

I never miss my morning prayer Celebrate

[@avabaker8487]

I know someone in my family loves this song :-) :-) :-) :-)

[@CarlosSantos-fs6jn]

+Ava Baker cool cool

[@mariaresendez6855]

Nice..."Amen"...🎷🎺📯🎤🎧

[@antoninociao4930]

AMEEEEN!!!!! THANK'S JESUS

[@EvangelistJESSECHARO]

I SAW JESUS SITTING ON A THRONE UP IN HEAVEN IN 1987

[@patbeatty3519]

Thank you very much !!!

[@pamelanak]

Great voices--especially the fella. Who is he and does he have more songs ?

[@elizaf4663]

Precisely, I thought so too. He stood out very much. I ask that same question. Did you hear from anyone?

[@ginnyrode]

grandiosi !!!!io c'ero !!!!!

[@ereniussecond4089]

Like Amen 10 times song in GPIB, Indonesia

[@luchu18]

hallelujah!

[@TheMArlene711]

Amen!!

[@joyedetbrenner1446]

Should we say ''AMEN'' at the end of our PRAYERS, or as an expletive? AMEN is an Egyptian false god, "the creator deity par excellence'', ''the hidden one", "the coiled serpent''. Who really is hidden behind the term "the coiled serpent"? The "coiled serpent" is also hidden in the name AMEN-RA. RA is the EGYPTIAN SUN GOD. Amen is pictured as the "coiled serpent" - he is coiled around the sun. Amen is said to become "visible" to his children when the sun rose in the morning. This dual entity then becomes known as Amen-Ra. This entity AMEN RA is also pictured over the heads of Egyptian pharaohs, also between the horns of a calf. The god "Amen" came out of Egypt with the Israelites and the "vast mixed company" during the Exodus. If you have the movie, "The 10 Commandments" you will see Amen-Ra (the sun with the coiled serpent) between the horns of the golden calf - that Aaron, etc. fashioned. So even the writers and directors of The 10 Commandments inform us that Amen-Ra was worshiped at the time the Israelites came out of Egypt through the Red Sea. Thus, the warning to the children of Israel, and OUR WARNING, as given in Exodus 23:13, "And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth." KJV. The "vast mixed company" of Egyptians, in praying to their god, Amen would have used that name at the beginning of their prayers and at the end. Their gods should have been discarded, they were not. The Egyptian god AMEN is indeed hidden. He is hidden in our prayers, and in our expletives. Further, his name has been erroneously inserted in the Bible. Please note: In the Greek Scriptures, about one-half of the approximately 50 "King James" instances of the use of the word "AMEN" have been removed from new Bibles - Bible scholars know they are spurious. The oldest manuscripts that we have do not use the word "Amen" in the instances where they have been removed. The most spurious, the most outrageous of these instances is the use of the words in the Lord's prayer, "For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." (Matthew 6:9, 10, as found in the King James Version.) This sentence, with its concluding "Amen" is a spurious addition, and it has been removed from new Bibles. And one has to ask, if we had the first century manuscripts, the ones that the apostles wrote with their own hands, would any of their manuscripts include that word? Our Almighty Heavenly Father does not approve. The NIV in Exodus 23:13 states our warning this way, "Be careful to do everything I have said to you. Do not invoke the names of other gods, do not let them be heard on your lips." Now that you know about this - Do you want to take the chance of displeasing our heavenly father and his son? Much more information about the ancient god "Amen" and its usage today is found at Brenner Poetry Plus. Please visit.

[@bobwiechman9466]

brown sugar babe

[@bobwiechman9466]

Don't you ever text my bro again

[@philipppelkmann9806]

i

[@sandraanderson4758]

I love youman

[@laizajaden5559]

Amen ! Alléluia ! Jesus ! God ! :D ♥ ♥ ♥

[@joyedetbrenner1446]

Should we say ''AMEN'' at the end of our PRAYERS, or as an expletive? AMEN is an Egyptian false god, "the creator deity par excellence'', ''the hidden one", "the coiled serpent''. Who really is hidden behind the term "the coiled serpent"? The "coiled serpent" is also hidden in the name AMEN-RA. RA is the EGYPTIAN SUN GOD. Amen is pictured as the "coiled serpent" - he is coiled around the sun. Amen is said to become "visible" to his children when the sun rose in the morning. This dual entity then becomes known as Amen-Ra. This entity AMEN RA is also pictured over the heads of Egyptian pharaohs, also between the horns of a calf. The god "Amen" came out of Egypt with the Israelites and the "vast mixed company" during the Exodus. If you have the movie, "The 10 Commandments" you will see Amen-Ra (the sun with the coiled serpent) between the horns of the golden calf - that Aaron, etc. fashioned. So even the writers and directors of The 10 Commandments inform us that Amen-Ra was worshiped at the time the Israelites came out of Egypt through the Red Sea. Thus, the warning to the children of Israel, and OUR WARNING, as given in Exodus 23:13, "And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth." KJV. The "vast mixed company" of Egyptians, in praying to their god, Amen would have used that name at the beginning of their prayers and at the end. Their gods should have been discarded, they were not. The Egyptian god AMEN is indeed hidden. He is hidden in our prayers, and in our expletives. Further, his name has been erroneously inserted in the Bible. Please note: In the Greek Scriptures, about one-half of the approximately 50 "King James" instances of the use of the word "AMEN" have been removed from new Bibles - Bible scholars know they are spurious. The oldest manuscripts that we have do not use the word "Amen" in the instances where they have been removed. The most spurious, the most outrageous of these instances is the use of the words in the Lord's prayer, "For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." (Matthew 6:9, 10, as found in the King James Version.) This sentence, with its concluding "Amen" is a spurious addition, and it has been removed from new Bibles. And one has to ask, if we had the first century manuscripts, the ones that the apostles wrote with their own hands, would any of their manuscripts include that word? Our Almighty Heavenly Father does not approve. The NIV in Exodus 23:13 states our warning this way, "Be careful to do everything I have said to you. Do not invoke the names of other gods, do not let them be heard on your lips." Now that you know about this - Do you want to take the chance of displeasing our heavenly father and his son? Much more information about the ancient god "Amen" and its usage today is found at Brenner Poetry Plus. Please visit.

[@candidariva3212]

troppo bella

[@memesarelife8592]

Take me to church I'll-

[@nadettefadio8920]

👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@uncleelroy2]

[@FransWallenberg-ji1zg]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@danielackerman9536]

share it to twitter and facebook

[@maryraiman1191]

Are the lyrics for this available? I'm not hearing it clearly enough (hearing issues), so I would appreciate it if someone knows where I can find these lyrics. Thank you!

[@Itspaolatina]

2020

[@SuperCelinchen]

toll

[@dennislove7887]

Sing sisters

[@tomasmartinez7298]

Beautiful performance, but The Impressions 1961 original version is most !!!!

[@annettem1730]

our lord do not give up on humanity i have not

[@luvmyflowers123]

Gospel

[@6lessedadam]

And Jesus

[@joyedetbrenner1446]

Should we say ''AMEN'' at the end of our PRAYERS, or as an expletive? AMEN is an Egyptian false god, "the creator deity par excellence'', ''the hidden one", "the coiled serpent''. Who really is hidden behind the term "the coiled serpent"? The "coiled serpent" is also hidden in the name AMEN-RA. RA is the EGYPTIAN SUN GOD. Amen is pictured as the "coiled serpent" - he is coiled around the sun. Amen is said to become "visible" to his children when the sun rose in the morning. This dual entity then becomes known as Amen-Ra. This entity AMEN RA is also pictured over the heads of Egyptian pharaohs, also between the horns of a calf. The god "Amen" came out of Egypt with the Israelites and the "vast mixed company" during the Exodus. If you have the movie, "The 10 Commandments" you will see Amen-Ra (the sun with the coiled serpent) between the horns of the golden calf - that Aaron, etc. fashioned. So even the writers and directors of The 10 Commandments inform us that Amen-Ra was worshiped at the time the Israelites came out of Egypt through the Red Sea. Thus, the warning to the children of Israel, and OUR WARNING, as given in Exodus 23:13, "And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth." KJV. The "vast mixed company" of Egyptians, in praying to their god, Amen would have used that name at the beginning of their prayers and at the end. Their gods should have been discarded, they were not. The Egyptian god AMEN is indeed hidden. He is hidden in our prayers, and in our expletives. Further, his name has been erroneously inserted in the Bible. Please note: In the Greek Scriptures, about one-half of the approximately 50 "King James" instances of the use of the word "AMEN" have been removed from new Bibles - Bible scholars know they are spurious. The oldest manuscripts that we have do not use the word "Amen" in the instances where they have been removed. The most spurious, the most outrageous of these instances is the use of the words in the Lord's prayer, "For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." (Matthew 6:9, 10, as found in the King James Version.) This sentence, with its concluding "Amen" is a spurious addition, and it has been removed from new Bibles. And one has to ask, if we had the first century manuscripts, the ones that the apostles wrote with their own hands, would any of their manuscripts include that word? Our Almighty Heavenly Father does not approve. The NIV in Exodus 23:13 states our warning this way, "Be careful to do everything I have said to you. Do not invoke the names of other gods, do not let them be heard on your lips." Now that you know about this - Do you want to take the chance of displeasing our heavenly father and his son? Much more information about the ancient god "Amen" and its usage today is found at Brenner Poetry Plus. Please visit.

[@silvergreen54]

Joye Det Brenner dude . As a religious studies major I can tell you that you are majorly misinformed . amen Is actually from the Hebrew and it roughly translated leads to English as so may it be

[@docgreggs8221]

When we say “amen l”we are not trying to worship another God. To me it is like I agree profusely. I’m sure God knows our hearts 2:42

[@docgreggs8221]

Sorry about the timestamp I did not mean to send that

[@avabaker8487]

Amen Amen god:-) :-) :-)

[@agbshiagbahi6669]

Ava Baker

[@joyedetbrenner1446]

Should we say ''AMEN'' at the end of our PRAYERS, or as an expletive? AMEN is an Egyptian false god, "the creator deity par excellence'', ''the hidden one", "the coiled serpent''. Who really is hidden behind the term "the coiled serpent"? The "coiled serpent" is also hidden in the name AMEN-RA. RA is the EGYPTIAN SUN GOD. Amen is pictured as the "coiled serpent" - he is coiled around the sun. Amen is said to become "visible" to his children when the sun rose in the morning. This dual entity then becomes known as Amen-Ra. This entity AMEN RA is also pictured over the heads of Egyptian pharaohs, also between the horns of a calf. The god "Amen" came out of Egypt with the Israelites and the "vast mixed company" during the Exodus. If you have the movie, "The 10 Commandments" you will see Amen-Ra (the sun with the coiled serpent) between the horns of the golden calf - that Aaron, etc. fashioned. So even the writers and directors of The 10 Commandments inform us that Amen-Ra was worshiped at the time the Israelites came out of Egypt through the Red Sea. Thus, the warning to the children of Israel, and OUR WARNING, as given in Exodus 23:13, "And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth." KJV. The "vast mixed company" of Egyptians, in praying to their god, Amen would have used that name at the beginning of their prayers and at the end. Their gods should have been discarded, they were not. The Egyptian god AMEN is indeed hidden. He is hidden in our prayers, and in our expletives. Further, his name has been erroneously inserted in the Bible. Please note: In the Greek Scriptures, about one-half of the approximately 50 "King James" instances of the use of the word "AMEN" have been removed from new Bibles - Bible scholars know they are spurious. The oldest manuscripts that we have do not use the word "Amen" in the instances where they have been removed. The most spurious, the most outrageous of these instances is the use of the words in the Lord's prayer, "For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." (Matthew 6:9, 10, as found in the King James Version.) This sentence, with its concluding "Amen" is a spurious addition, and it has been removed from new Bibles. And one has to ask, if we had the first century manuscripts, the ones that the apostles wrote with their own hands, would any of their manuscripts include that word? Our Almighty Heavenly Father does not approve. The NIV in Exodus 23:13 states our warning this way, "Be careful to do everything I have said to you. Do not invoke the names of other gods, do not let them be heard on your lips." Now that you know about this - Do you want to take the chance of displeasing our heavenly father and his son? Much more information about the ancient god "Amen" and its usage today is found at Brenner Poetry Plus. Please visit.

[@thegoldendon]

amen

[@asep.acep..junaedi9005]

A ME done other saying claimed as A often eat well take bad often clean.

[@PCTTW]

UNBELIVEABLE. 99.99% SURE THESE PEOLPLE AND A LOT MORE LIKE THEM DONT QUESTION WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN TAUGHT. ( THE WORD AMEN). NEVERTHELESS KNOWING THE MEANING OF THIS WORD. WHICH IS AN EGYPTIAN GOD.REVELATION 3 VS 14-SHOCKING.

[@kopurisireesha4029]

Hi

[@cjh10]

they sound like a black gospel choir

[@linnethbrown3282]

true

[@teddymcfail4359]

Casey Hodge No, they just sound like people wanting to praise the Lord.

[@Kitami1]

Teddy McFail This is actually a Black American song so the comment was correct.

[@ritakellersberger6767]

Bee Greed mudic

[@thebeast95able]

hail satin

[@jinkazama1272]

i knew of someone whose name is amen. what a fucked up childhood that kid went through.

[@vanessabling9112]

boo

[@LawOffices]

You saw the NUN earlier. You know a BETTER one. I'M not CRAZY.

[@metodivasilev169]

awful i have been looking, instead i found this, If there is a god and he hears and see everything, i am sure that would make him sorry for not being deaf ,

[@niemandschuldet]

Jesus Fuckin Christ... well sung

[@NapkinEdStern]

*off*

[@NapkinEdStern]

gay guys should do a knock of version and sing "gay men"

[@chungmyungi]

LMFAO Lol Sounds like "Gay Men"

[@pauls8837]

You are not child of god... All men women, gay, lesbian, they are all equal...

[@santiagoroncanciocorrea3531]

Amen

[@user-mp3kp6lc8h]

AMEN!!!!