Deus Metallicus - Redeemed (Official Lyric Video)
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- "Redeemed How I Love to Proclaim It" was originally composed by Fanny J. Crosby. Re-composed with the power of Suno for your viewing pleasure.
About the Hymn's Author:
Fanny Crosby (Mrs. Frances Jan Van Alstyne) was born in New York in 1820. She lost her eyesight when she was just six weeks old. Her father passed away before she was one, leaving Fanny and her mother with limited resources. Fanny was a perfectly happy child. She climbed trees, rode horses bareback and got into mischief with her friends - despite her blindness. Not having her sight never seemed to bother her.
She penned this poem when she was eight years old, an honest statement about her outlook:
Oh! What a happy soul I am although I cannot see.
I am resolved that in this world contended I will be.
How many blessings I enjoy that other people don’t!
To weep and sigh because I’m blind I cannot nor I won’t.
When she was fifteen, Fanny began attending the New York Institute for the Blind and continued writing poetry that drew the attention of her teachers and classmates. She developed a friendship with Grover Cleveland, who was on the school’s staff during her time there. Their mutual respect and ties continued into the years of Cleveland’s presidency.
Though Fanny Crosby always had a positive outlook on life and had a “religious” upbringing, she was thirty-one years old before she understood the assurance of God’s love and forgiveness, then surrendered to Christ. It was the pivotal point in her life and work.
She collaborated with several well-known composers who focused on writing hymns. Her lyrics were primarily evangelistic, bringing the gospel message and expressing the joy of finding new life in Christ. She had a special burden for those who had not yet discovered the joy and freedom she knew in the Lord. Her hymns have been, and are still being, sung by soldiers in battle, evangelists inviting people to respond to Christ’s call, missions serving underserved communities, and Sunday-morning church-goers. Fanny Crosby continues speaking comfort, hope, and joy from generation to generation.
Upwards of 5,000 of her hymns, many of them penned under pseudonyms, have been preserved. It’s believed she wrote lyrics for another 5,000, many of which have been lost. In 2000, an archive of about 2,700 of her unpublished hymns were discovered in the library archives at Wheaton College in Illinois - a true, forgotten treasure.
Fanny Crosby not only left behind a wealth of spiritual insights. She gave us a glimpse into her heart and soul; the exuberant life of a woman who loved her Lord immeasurably:
“If I had a choice, I would still choose to be blind…
for when I die, the first face I will ever see
will be the face of my blessed Savior.”
- Fanny J. Crosby
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Powerful…redeemed by the blood of the Lamb! By Grace, through Faith, in Christ alone we are redeemed! Amen! Thank You Jesus for dying on the cross and rising from the grave for us! Amen!!!
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Nice
Great version. ❤ Thanks
Great words and beat and I like the outtake at the end... I am Redeemed! Yes I am. PTL
Gets better and better. Thanks for strengthening my faith. God bless you.
Excellent work.
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Que música 😮❤❤
Loving this. Also, Fanny’s history was insightful… (there was a lot I did not know). Again, thank you for this!
One of my favorite parts about this entire journey has been learning more about the people who wrote so many of the hymns I grew up with!
God bless!
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Interesting take on this song. I don’t hear the metal elements at all, progressive or otherwise. Bass drops and synth sounds akin to dubstep. At any rate, thank you for the confined work. God bless your efforts to a share the Gospel message.
Thank you for listening!