I was privileged to preach in a suburb of Lima called Diez de Octubre tonight. God moved wonderfully in this growing church, and we're very grateful for that.
Andean worship often involves minor keys. "Minor," however, does not mean "mournful." I love to hear them sing simple songs of faith and worship like
"Clama a mí," dice el Señor
"Clama a mí," dice el Señor
"Clama a mí," dice el Señor
"Yo te responderé"
"Cry unto Me," saith the Lord
"Cry unto Me," saith the Lord
"Cry unto Me," saith the Lord
"I will answer you."
Or:
Ven conmigo hermano; vamos a alabar
Ven conmigo hermano; vamos a alabar
Vamos a alabar a nuestro Salvador
Vamos a alabar a nuestro Salvador
Diré a Jehová: "Esperanza mía"
Diré a Jehová: "Esperanza mía"
Castillo mío; en El confiaré
Castillo mío; en El confiaré
(Come go with me, brother, let's go praise the Lord
Come go with me, brother, let's go praise the Lord
Let us praise our Savior
Let us praise our Savior
I will say of the Lord: He is my hope
I will say of the Lord: He is my hope
My refuge – in Him will I trust
My refuge – in Him will I trust)
Sounds like a happy, lively worship song! Understood every Word! :-D
ReplyDeleteLove it!
DeleteI miss those songs! Loved hearing them; they brought back good memories. Our whole family listened to this. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it!
DeleteMe and my family definitely enjoyed listening to these songs! Even when you do not understand the language, you can still feel the presence of God! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou're quite welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
DeleteGreet your family for me! I appreciate you folks.
Wow! That is amazing! I still feel like those are my people
ReplyDeleteNothing like it, is there? :)
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