I do indeed "Need Thee Every Hour," Being an active believer in Jesus Christ gives me sweet peace, solace, the ability to be silent when in my home atheism is the cold rule over my husband. He often becomes extremely hostile towards my enjoyment of "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," I do not contend with him, which takes me into the realm of earnest, silent pleadings of prayer. Today is an aftermath of Sunday when his behavior was that of a pit bull. Inward, my stomach is in turmoil, and I've spent a couple of days and nights in anguish. Yet I know my "our" Savior will deliver me. I don't stir the raging tempest, but stay the course.
God Bless You! Your faith keeps you and the Spirit so abides with you. I can feel it so strongly through your words. I am alone and the loneliness is overwhelming at times. Thank you for your strength to stay the course in the midst of the constant trials. It's 4a and you've blessed me with your beautiful Spirit. God bless you and keep you safe within His beautiful, ever encompassing arms, dear sister.
I do miss the lds church. I’ve fallen away from it because I don’t believe in the Book of Mormon. This song sung brings peace and nostalgia of the Tabernacle Choir.
As President Hinckley said many years ago in a sweet sweet talk pleadng with us inactive believers..."Come back. Come back." I was inactive for 30 years. And what I missed the most was the temple. 5 years ago I was going through an open house of the Meridian temple with my grandson, who was leaving on his mission right afterwards. I was just walking through one of the rooms when I suddenly heard gently, "Tess, it's time to come back." I burst into tears, surprising even myself! I've never looked back and I can tell you I'm so grateful for those words. I've never read the Book of Mormon through before and I'm 70 now. It's a book of history, love, encouragement, tears, wars, pain and peace. God is real. The Spirit has already spoken to you in how you feel when you hear the Tabernacle Choir sing this song. That's God loving 😢you as He always has. Come back. You'll never ever regret that choice. We all need Him every hour in these crazy times. I promise you'll not regret it. One of my favorite scriptures in the Bible when I feel so weak at times is, " Lord, I believe. Bless though my unbelief." You are truly loved. Come Back.
I too fell away from the church for 35 yrs over judgement I received from members when I went through a divorce. I can't tell you how much I regret that decision because it really affected my whole life, my children... Especially my boys. I wasn't angry with the church. I was hurt with the members as they had been friends and then just turned their backs on me. I'd never completely read The Book of Mormon, but I knew that I totally believed Joseph Smith's story. Impossible that a young man as he was could write something like this on his own when he wasn't even very learned. I missed the temple the most when I was inactive and in my mind I would go through the endowment session that was so beautiful and filled with love. If you have not read the Book of Mormon or if you have not studied with people who understand it, I beg you to do so. Don't simply convince yourself without truly studying it and praying about it. It's a history of those before us who came to our continent. It's filled with love, sorrow, complete belief in Jesus Christ and falling away into prideful bad times. Then repentance, forgiveness and returning to the presence of the Lord. Hard lessons learned, but results of total joy in humbling ourselves. It's an added testament to the Bible, not a replacement of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who I "Know" you do believe in just by the way you speak. You're losing so many blessings and love! In my inactivity, I was never apathetic to the church, just hurt by the people. Six years ago, my oldest grandson was heading to the mission training center in Orem, UT to prepare to enter his mission. Before he left that day, our family went through the open house of the Meridian Idaho Temple. We were walking through the different rooms when all of a sudden I heard as clear as someone speaking to me, "Tess , it's time to come back." I was so caught off guard and burst into tears through the rest of the Open House. No one in my family even asked why I was crying. But I knew that the Holy Spirit was prompting me and loving me and I hadn't even asked. You are an amazing child of our Heavenly Father. I KNOW he loves you! I immediately spoke with the bishop and though I'd been gone for 35 years, I had a temple recommend in 2 months and went back to the home I always missed... the temple. All I'm asking is to open your heart and search the scriptures and talk to gentle people, who know them and know that our Heavenly Father loves you so much and will always welcome you home. Always.
This hyme has been my favorite since I first heard it wen I was 8 yrs old, I'm now 53 yrs old n I have the words in my heart, wen I'm not feeling right I play this or I sing it in my head
Beautiful arrangement! It would be really inspiring if the vocal quality was not so low. Some moments I think I heard a pitch break so fragile that the vocal placement was.
This is such a great song. I do not understand why they feel the need to whisper for most of the song. The first verse is almost silent. If i turn my volume up all the way i can just hear it. The choir needs to stop whispering when they sing such great songs.
Grace and Peace from Christ dear ones. Would anyone here know whose arrangement this is? Does anyone have any information on the arranger? I am interested in finding and performing this arrangement with my choir. He is a great blessing.
I do indeed "Need Thee Every Hour,"
Being an active believer in Jesus Christ gives me sweet peace, solace, the ability to be silent when in my home atheism is the cold rule over my husband. He often becomes extremely hostile towards my enjoyment of "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," I do not contend with him, which takes me into the realm of earnest, silent pleadings of prayer. Today is an aftermath of Sunday when his behavior was that of a pit bull. Inward, my stomach is in turmoil, and I've spent a couple of days and nights in anguish. Yet I know my "our" Savior will deliver me. I don't stir the raging tempest, but stay the course.
God Bless You! Your faith keeps you and the Spirit so abides with you. I can feel it so strongly through your words. I am alone and the loneliness is overwhelming at times. Thank you for your strength to stay the course in the midst of the constant trials. It's 4a and you've blessed me with your beautiful Spirit. God bless you and keep you safe within His beautiful, ever encompassing arms, dear sister.
This hymn is a holy spirit rejuvenating feeling with calming and soothing sensation.
I do miss the lds church. I’ve fallen away from it because I don’t believe in the Book of Mormon. This song sung brings peace and nostalgia of the Tabernacle Choir.
As President Hinckley said many years ago in a sweet sweet talk pleadng with us inactive believers..."Come back. Come back." I was inactive for 30 years. And what I missed the most was the temple. 5 years ago I was going through an open house of the Meridian temple with my grandson, who was leaving on his mission right afterwards. I was just walking through one of the rooms when I suddenly heard gently, "Tess, it's time to come back." I burst into tears, surprising even myself! I've never looked back and I can tell you I'm so grateful for those words. I've never read the Book of Mormon through before and I'm 70 now. It's a book of history, love, encouragement, tears, wars, pain and peace. God is real. The Spirit has already spoken to you in how you feel when you hear the Tabernacle Choir sing this song. That's God loving 😢you as He always has. Come back. You'll never ever regret that choice. We all need Him every hour in these crazy times. I promise you'll not regret it. One of my favorite scriptures in the Bible when I feel so weak at times is, " Lord, I believe. Bless though my unbelief." You are truly loved. Come Back.
I too fell away from the church for 35 yrs over judgement I received from members when I went through a divorce. I can't tell you how much I regret that decision because it really affected my whole life, my children... Especially my boys. I wasn't angry with the church. I was hurt with the members as they had been friends and then just turned their backs on me. I'd never completely read The Book of Mormon, but I knew that I totally believed Joseph Smith's story. Impossible that a young man as he was could write something like this on his own when he wasn't even very learned. I missed the temple the most when I was inactive and in my mind I would go through the endowment session that was so beautiful and filled with love. If you have not read the Book of Mormon or if you have not studied with people who understand it, I beg you to do so. Don't simply convince yourself without truly studying it and praying about it. It's a history of those before us who came to our continent. It's filled with love, sorrow, complete belief in Jesus Christ and falling away into prideful bad times. Then repentance, forgiveness and returning to the presence of the Lord. Hard lessons learned, but results of total joy in humbling ourselves. It's an added testament to the Bible, not a replacement of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who I "Know" you do believe in just by the way you speak. You're losing so many blessings and love! In my inactivity, I was never apathetic to the church, just hurt by the people. Six years ago, my oldest grandson was heading to the mission training center in Orem, UT to prepare to enter his mission. Before he left that day, our family went through the open house of the Meridian Idaho Temple. We were walking through the different rooms when all of a sudden I heard as clear as someone speaking to me, "Tess , it's time to come back." I was so caught off guard and burst into tears through the rest of the Open House. No one in my family even asked why I was crying. But I knew that the Holy Spirit was prompting me and loving me and I hadn't even asked. You are an amazing child of our Heavenly Father. I KNOW he loves you! I immediately spoke with the bishop and though I'd been gone for 35 years, I had a temple recommend in 2 months and went back to the home I always missed... the temple. All I'm asking is to open your heart and search the scriptures and talk to gentle people, who know them and know that our Heavenly Father loves you so much and will always welcome you home. Always.
This hyme has been my favorite since I first heard it wen I was 8 yrs old, I'm now 53 yrs old n I have the words in my heart, wen I'm not feeling right I play this or I sing it in my head
I MISS YOU SO MUCH MAMA❤❤
I love this song😊💕
4:30 is my favorite part
Bisogno Ho di Te Santissimo Signor!
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Beautiful arrangement!
It would be really inspiring if the vocal quality was not so low. Some moments I think I heard a pitch break so fragile that the vocal placement was.
This is such a great song. I do not understand why they feel the need to whisper for most of the song. The first verse is almost silent. If i turn my volume up all the way i can just hear it. The choir needs to stop whispering when they sing such great songs.
This song is truly a prayer and singing it, in some parts, capture its prayer essence.
I'd love to know who wrote this arrangement and if sheet music is available to purchase somewhere.
Grace and Peace from Christ dear ones. Would anyone here know whose arrangement this is? Does anyone have any information on the arranger? I am interested in finding and performing this arrangement with my choir. He is a great blessing.
Contact your stake choir director. Perhaps they know it can direct you? Or the Tabernacle Choir director.