Thanks a lot I’m glad you liked my reaction so happy with your comment, am working on a lot more from Pavarotti cos he makes „soul music“ Opera at its best!
the best opera singing in history! When I was very young I heard him sing. It was as if he reached into every person's heart and touched our souls, and made us one. Everyone cried when he sang because he had the voice of an angel. He sang from his heart and soul RIP Maestro!
@@Symplytraciereacts Also, try his version of "Caruso". There is a version on youtube with lyrics translated in english which are "alright" enough. ;) It's called: Pavarotti - Caruso (english subtitles)
Every time I watch a react like this, I think he would be very happy to see this (unfortunately he passed away in 2007), because it was one of his greatest wishes to bring the opera to everybody - not only the "rich people" who can go to the great opera houses. He had a project called "Pavarotti & Friends". There he sang with different (non opera) singers and all the money from this concerts has been donated for children in war zones. You should look for videos of this, because "Big P" is a master tenor, but this fusion of opera and pop/rock music is unbelievable.
Tracie, He was my favorite ! His voice has poer, I get goosebumps whenever I listen to him, I also love Placido Domingo and Andrea Bocelli , but Pvarotti was the best , one of a kind! R.I.P. Pavarotti !
Yeps, it's his voice. Opera singers have to have the power to project their voice without a microphone over a whole theater. And still goose bumps, 40 years after hearing him the first time.
@@Symplytraciereacts ua-cam.com/video/iDEdZfnULIg/v-deo.html please react this beautiful song called caruso. Fortunately i found a video with english subtitles.
Pavarotti ti penetra l'anima con ptenza, con fuoco e passione e tanta docezza. Le lacrime di commozioni sui vostri volti sono un infinito tributo alla sua grandezza. ❤
Good reaction! This is the translation: None shall sleep (Calaf, the unknown prince:) None shall sleep! None shall sleep! You too, princess, In your cold room You watch the stars Trembling of love and hope... But the mistery of me is locked inside of me No one will know my name! No, no, I will say it on your mouth, When the light will shine! And my kiss will melt the silence that makes you mine. (Choir, voices of women:) No one will know my name... And we will, unfortunately, have to die, die! (Calaf, the unknown prince:) Leave, oh night! Set, stars! Set, stars! At sunrise I will win! I will win! I will win! Greetings from Italy!
Greetings from the UK! My parents were Italian and moved to England after the war, in which i was born here. Even so, the Italian culture runs through my veins, so special! Opera is just the best in the world, and so blessed to be part of this! Bless you, e salute, Anna. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍❤️❤️
There is a whole generation that only know pop music that will never experience this God given talent. Also look up the original Phantom of the Opera "Michael Crawford" I seen him in the play 3 times in Los Angeles at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. And at a solo show in Chicago. "MICHAEL CRAWFORD in Concert 6／9：All Ask of You" and "MICHAEL CRAWFORD in Concert 7／9：The Music of the Night" a couple songs from the play. You have great reactions, makes it fun to watch.
Pavarotti is just AWESOME I wanted to write some Italian too but I’ve forgotten almost everything 🤣 so I’d rather say Ciao, grazie mille for watching 😂😂
I love when others find opera. I was raised on Pavarotti and a lot of Italian music. I have Italian blood and my grandmother who listen to it when she would cook. Check out Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra
Are there any better reactions on youtube than these to Pavarotti? I mean across the board. Nobody watches this without being moved. Those that resist are just as obvious by their silly comments and squirmy inability to acknowledge what they are feeling. This is so special. Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma will be just as moving in a hundred, a thousand years. Forever.
EVERY TIME THE FEELINGS FOR THE SONG ARE INCREDIBLE YOU CHOKE IT EVERY TIME..AND BRING YOUR COMMENT AND THIS WITH SUCH A POWERFUL SONG PAVAROTTI DID NOT DESERVE IT AND YOUR LISTENERS I COME FROM GERMANY MAYBE THAT'S WHY I DON'T UNDERSTAND IT ::::: GREETING PETER AS KASSEL....GERMANY
Please react to the song "Caruso" sung by Luciano Pavarotti. The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life. curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
Dear Tracie, I am surprised how many reactors to Pavarotti remark about his voice. Yes, he has tirelessly trained and perfected the mechanics of voice and melody and all that. But that doesn't make goose bumps. Pavarotti communicates in the realm of the spirit. Where great art is viewed, where angels and God Himself live. It is his love for love that makes his song transcendent. Not his voice.
Loved your reaction! Hearing Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma never fails to give me goosebumps, lol! Why not go the whole hog and watch the entirety of Turandot ua-cam.com/video/ltRdiafP0Us/v-deo.html Nessun Dorma (at the beginning of Act 3) is just the tip of the iceberg, and this particular production is presented in a sort of sci-fi inspired style so it is as visually stunning as the performances of the cast. In addition to Nessun Dorma you'll hear "Signore, ascolta!" (My Lord, listen!) in Act 1 which is so full of emotion it'll make you cry your eyes out, and in Act 2 the characters Ping, Pong and Pang sing "Ho uni casa n'ell Honan" (I have a house in Honan) that is such a beautiful song of yearning to be home instead of working in the service of the despotic Princess Turandot. If you enjoyed listening to Nessun Dorma you'll be bound to enjoy the rest of it!
It's opera, you don't need to know the lyrics just listen and read the story before hand...but you do need to not interrupt the performance, especially in the middle of a phrasing. If you're going to pause, then know how to pick your spots
Oh thanks for the idea, the problem is I don’t watch or listen to it prior to reaction so I can’t possibly get it right always but I’ll be more attentive next time in order not to disrupt your listening pleasure. Thanks for stopping by too
@@Symplytraciereacts This isn't some mainstream poorly written and poorly put together piece of 'music'. This is the real deal. You don't need to be trained musician or to have listened to the piece previously to know where the pauses are. You just need to listen, be attentive and the flow and dynamics of the piece reveal themselves very succinctly even to the untrained ear
I highly recommend his rendition of "e lucevan le stelle" from "Tosca" ( ua-cam.com/video/p8-APBmCQyQ/v-deo.html ) and "vesti la giubba" from "Pagliacci" ( ua-cam.com/video/Z0PMq4XGtZ4/v-deo.html ).
A version done by Pavarotti at a younger age. The audience went to dinner and came back, he was holding the same note: ua-cam.com/video/Q_hLh4qCqpg/v-deo.html
ok Tracie hai sentito la grande musica Italiana la potenza della lingua Italiana, ti piace si vede anche con altri artisti che hai fatto delle reazioni come i Maneskin ricevendo molte approvazioni nei commenti Blanco e Mohamood che in pochi giorni hanno passato le 60000 visualizzazioni con affetto sempre nei commenti, Irama la stessa cosa poi a un passo a conquistare un popolo fai un passo indietro. ( non è una critica, sei una brava ragazza e ti vogliamo bene )
Ok, mistake number one. DON'T GIVE THE CLIMAX OF THE SONG AWAY. Please don't start your video by giving the high point away. Ruins it for all of us. Number two. This is one video you don't have to stop, it is too short. You will not be de-monetized. Number three. When you do stop a video, make it brief. Save comments for the end of the video, remember, we all want to see the performance.
oh okthanks much for this candid advice, lol that was the first time, thank God it didnt quite affect the performance, its sure gonna be the last. very much appreciated
wow you cant be serious, do you know there are people who are actually named 'jesus' ?, please dont take life too seriously, the world at the moment is already so stiff and frustrating, lets cut ourselves some slack and not make the internet even more sad. I'm sure you exclamate with Jesus sometimes too, no offense loosing up cos our Father in Heaven wont take ofense to this
@@Symplytraciereacts It's always amazed me how some people can claim to be so sure of themselves that they can be certain what other people do and claim to know that God wants exactly the opposite of what H e says he wants. First, there are indeed many people who are named Jesus; but I have heard of only one called Jesus Christ, which is what you said. Second, God told Moses specifically not to take His name in vain so I am pretty sure that is what He intended and therefore would actually take offense at using His name as flippantly as you did. Third, I never(that is not ever) use the God or Jesus as an exclamation, regardless of how sure you may be that I do. You want people to cut you slack, but you have no problem offending those who respect God and take His words seriously. As I originally said "Too bad you had to keep using God's name in vain to make your point."
I can’t do this with you here George, salvation is personal, you are in no position to judge me or say for sure what God wants. So please let’s not do this. Stay safe bye
@@Symplytraciereacts You are right i cannot judge you, but you already judge yourself when you claim to know that God wants exactly the opposite of what He says He wants. You use the name of God flippantly while Jesus said it should be hallowed. Your choice to ignore what He said. People have been doing it for centuries.
This lady actually listened. Anybody who talks over those last two notes is clueless.
Thanks a lot I’m glad you liked my reaction so happy with your comment, am working on a lot more from Pavarotti cos he makes „soul music“ Opera at its best!
I listened to it a 100 times & always cry. Luciano Pavarotti should never be interrupted. It kills the flow.
Not just power, but incredible CONTROL of that power! There's a reason he was "Il Maestro".
I call him The Commander too🤣
@@Symplytraciereacts "Il Commendatore"!
This man was a gift of God to humanity,very sadly missed Rest in Peace
the best opera singing in history! When I was very young I heard him
sing. It was as if he reached into every person's heart and touched our
souls, and made us one. Everyone cried when he sang because he had the
voice of an angel. He sang from his heart and soul RIP Maestro!
Exactly this is Opera at its best! Pure music for the soul
Bellissima reazione. Ogni volta che ascolto Pavarotti in questo brano, mi commuovo
Grazie 😊❤️
Yes young lady; you have been Pavarotti'd!!!!
May you always enjoy it.
In the final verse, he is ordering the stars to set, so that he can be victorious, the following dawn.
What a performance.
Salutes from Rome, Italy.
Awww Grazie mille🙈 hope I spelled it well, anyway thanks a lot I appreciate
@@Symplytraciereacts Oh you spelled it perfectly.
@@Symplytraciereacts Also, try his version of "Caruso". There is a version on youtube with lyrics translated in english which are "alright" enough. ;)
It's called: Pavarotti - Caruso (english subtitles)
Your reaction is not unusual - his voice and presence zizzled folk's souls for years.
Glad that you experienced this.
So glad you relate 🥺
Luciano has a powerful voice and he sing so freely like he is not singing but he is moving the crowd. Wow wonderful performance ,great reaction sist
Am telling you sis you can say that again
Every time I watch a react like this, I think he would be very happy to see this (unfortunately he passed away in 2007), because it was one of his greatest wishes to bring the opera to everybody - not only the "rich people" who can go to the great opera houses.
He had a project called "Pavarotti & Friends". There he sang with different (non opera) singers and all the money from this concerts has been donated for children in war zones. You should look for videos of this, because "Big P" is a master tenor, but this fusion of opera and pop/rock music is unbelievable.
oh May his soul RIP and his legacy sure lives on. thanks am glad you enjoyed the reaction
Thank you for not pausing and actually listening to the whole song. Your reaction is priceless.
The reaction with Nessun Dorma sung by Pavarotti is ALWAYS the same:
First note: Oh my God!
Last note: OH MY GOD!!!
😉
This is the best Opera I’ve yet seen❤️🙌🏾 ICONIc
In a century full of truly great voices, Pavarotti may still have been greatest of all.
Songs are to be felt, not understood. You nailed this perfectly, Tracie. Great work. Luciano never fails to make me weep.
I still get chills all these years later.
He is missed
You can’t get used to it, too powerful! Thanks for watching and stay tuned. Do have a lovely day ahead
Tears flow every time I here Pavarotti sing this. Ultimate beauty.
It gave me goosebumps non stop
Tracie, He was my favorite ! His voice has poer, I get goosebumps whenever I listen to him, I also love Placido Domingo and Andrea Bocelli , but Pvarotti was the best , one of a kind! R.I.P. Pavarotti !
That song moves us all today and it was written in the 1890's.
Yeps, it's his voice. Opera singers have to have the power to project their voice without a microphone over a whole theater.
And still goose bumps, 40 years after hearing him the first time.
He still gives me goosebumps too.
We miss you "big Luciano". Ci manchi
Good reaction. Pavarotti was the best
Thanks a lot am glad you liked it! Stay tuned for more Pavarotti
@@Symplytraciereacts ua-cam.com/video/iDEdZfnULIg/v-deo.html please react this beautiful song called caruso. Fortunately i found a video with english subtitles.
Loved watching your reaction! I am an opera singer too and you are correct! Talent and lots of hard work.. hard hard work! He is my favorite ever!
Your passion for music is beautiful to see and share. Thank you.
One doesn't interrupt Pavarotti ... Especially this one... Thank you.
Loved it, absolutely loved it .❤
It's better to listen without stopping it...... it builds up and up to the astonishing climax.
Incredible man! 🙏🏻👍👍❤️❤️
Numero uno in assoluto...big Luciano...😉👍🇮🇹
From the moment the initial N was ringing in his head...goosebumps! Thank You Lord for his voice.
Pavarotti ti penetra l'anima con ptenza, con fuoco e passione e tanta docezza. Le lacrime di commozioni sui vostri volti sono un infinito tributo alla sua grandezza. ❤
Good reaction!
This is the translation:
None shall sleep
(Calaf, the unknown prince:)
None shall sleep! None shall sleep! You too, princess,
In your cold room
You watch the stars
Trembling of love and hope...
But the mistery of me is locked inside of me
No one will know my name!
No, no, I will say it on your mouth,
When the light will shine!
And my kiss will melt the silence
that makes you mine.
(Choir, voices of women:)
No one will know my name...
And we will, unfortunately, have to die, die!
(Calaf, the unknown prince:)
Leave, oh night! Set, stars!
Set, stars! At sunrise I will win!
I will win! I will win!
Greetings from Italy!
thanks a lot for the translation
Greetings from the UK!
My parents were Italian and moved to England after the war, in which i was born here. Even so, the Italian culture runs through my veins, so special! Opera is just the best in the world, and so blessed to be part of this!
Bless you, e salute, Anna. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍❤️❤️
There is a whole generation that only know pop music that will never experience this God given talent. Also look up the original Phantom of the Opera "Michael Crawford" I seen him in the play 3 times in Los Angeles at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. And at a solo show in Chicago. "MICHAEL CRAWFORD in Concert 6／9：All Ask of You" and "MICHAEL CRAWFORD in Concert 7／9：The Music of the Night" a couple songs from the play. You have great reactions, makes it fun to watch.
pavarotti and friends seek, learn and get excited, hai apprezzato il nostro maestro quindi mi iscrivo
Pavarotti is just AWESOME I wanted to write some Italian too but I’ve forgotten almost everything 🤣 so I’d rather say Ciao, grazie mille for watching 😂😂
Ciao da Italia reaction very nice
ciao Grazie 😊
I love when others find opera. I was raised on Pavarotti and a lot of Italian music. I have Italian blood and my grandmother who listen to it when she would cook. Check out Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra
Imagine being there in a crowded theatre hearing him live...
Oh yes please!!!!!
I did...and it was!!!
Whatever the language, music transcends any borders
Are there any better reactions on youtube than these to Pavarotti? I mean across the board. Nobody watches this without being moved. Those that resist are just as obvious by their silly comments and squirmy inability to acknowledge what they are feeling. This is so special. Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma will be just as moving in a hundred, a thousand years. Forever.
This is a state of the art master piece! This song will live forever, ever green. The chills and goosebumps you get are unforgettable
EVERY TIME THE FEELINGS FOR THE SONG ARE INCREDIBLE YOU CHOKE IT EVERY TIME..AND BRING YOUR COMMENT AND THIS WITH SUCH A POWERFUL SONG PAVAROTTI DID NOT DESERVE IT AND YOUR LISTENERS I COME FROM GERMANY MAYBE THAT'S WHY I DON'T UNDERSTAND IT ::::: GREETING PETER AS KASSEL....GERMANY
Please react to the song "Caruso" sung by Luciano Pavarotti. The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life.
curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
Hi girl you‘re so nice.And Luciano is the greatest tenor ever. big hug from Castelfranco Italy 🇮🇹
he was the bomb!! this world will miss him
Yes really, so much power!
The look in your eyes tells me your in love with him .
Puccini wrote moving beautiful melodies sung by some of the most stunning voices. This pulls at our souls and heartstrings.
You pronounced your Italian very well!
Grande Luciano!!
Dear Tracie, I am surprised how many reactors to Pavarotti remark about his voice. Yes, he has tirelessly trained and perfected the mechanics of voice and melody and all that. But that doesn't make goose bumps. Pavarotti communicates in the realm of the spirit. Where great art is viewed, where angels and God Himself live. It is his love for love that makes his song transcendent. Not his voice.
is the combo Puccini and Luciano , music for soul !
His voice♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Great reaction my Catholic Sister!
Loved your reaction! Hearing Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma never fails to give me goosebumps, lol!
Why not go the whole hog and watch the entirety of Turandot ua-cam.com/video/ltRdiafP0Us/v-deo.html Nessun Dorma (at the beginning of Act 3) is just the tip of the iceberg, and this particular production is presented in a sort of sci-fi inspired style so it is as visually stunning as the performances of the cast. In addition to Nessun Dorma you'll hear "Signore, ascolta!" (My Lord, listen!) in Act 1 which is so full of emotion it'll make you cry your eyes out, and in Act 2 the characters Ping, Pong and Pang sing "Ho uni casa n'ell Honan" (I have a house in Honan) that is such a beautiful song of yearning to be home instead of working in the service of the despotic Princess Turandot.
If you enjoyed listening to Nessun Dorma you'll be bound to enjoy the rest of it!
Goose bumps, don't sell yourself short, they are bigger than that.
It's opera, you don't need to know the lyrics just listen and read the story before hand...but you do need to not interrupt the performance, especially in the middle of a phrasing. If you're going to pause, then know how to pick your spots
Oh thanks for the idea, the problem is I don’t watch or listen to it prior to reaction so I can’t possibly get it right always but I’ll be more attentive next time in order not to disrupt your listening pleasure. Thanks for stopping by too
@@Symplytraciereacts This isn't some mainstream poorly written and poorly put together piece of 'music'. This is the real deal. You don't need to be trained musician or to have listened to the piece previously to know where the pauses are. You just need to listen, be attentive and the flow and dynamics of the piece reveal themselves very succinctly even to the untrained ear
I suggest you go and listen to the ‘record’ somewhere else. Reactions are not for you.
I am Italian speaking: Ok, you don't have to understand the lyrics, but if you do, the song is twice so good :-)
Great reaction, sister.
And lest we forget, Kudos to the author: Giacomo Puccini, opera "Turandot", 1924
Big respect!
Immenso nostro italiano Luciano
Please wait until the end of a phrase before stopping the video.
I highly recommend his rendition of "e lucevan le stelle" from "Tosca" ( ua-cam.com/video/p8-APBmCQyQ/v-deo.html ) and "vesti la giubba" from "Pagliacci" ( ua-cam.com/video/Z0PMq4XGtZ4/v-deo.html ).
Wow ok I will sure check it out, thanks much for stopping by and thanks for the recommendations too please expect it
Thank you very much - went under the skin
Darn, tenors always get the girls.
un seul par siècle!
You would also very much enjoy this song by Joseph Calleja, the Maltese tenor !
It's his voice.
you can say that again
It should be called: I will conquer you!
That’s right this is conquering!
Ciao ti consiglio "Caruso" con i sottotitoli perché è una storia vera
I'm left Happly Wrecked.....Tears are in my eyes....snot coming from my nose, AND.......I think he messed up my hair!
He is something else! He’ll be forever missed
Please, check out Pavarotti singing Una furtiva lacrima live.
Omg I can’t say no to Luciano the voice Commander am definitely gon check that out
Thanks for this awesome recommendation
@@Symplytraciereacts ☺️❤️🇺🇾
I couldn't agree more! My favorite performance by the GREAT PAVAROTTI!
Hola from spain please flamenco Legends CAMARÓN DE LA ISLA Y PACO DE LUCÍA
🇮🇹♥🇮🇹
React to Pavarotti-Caruso
I’ll sure check it out stay tuned
A version done by Pavarotti at a younger age. The audience went to dinner and came back, he was holding the same note:
ua-cam.com/video/Q_hLh4qCqpg/v-deo.html
Pavaro TTi no Pavaro ZZi ciao da Italia RIK
I like you but you should never pause a Maestro a few times mid-song :)
am so sorry about that, I know the distraction... I’ll be more careful next time
Thanks Tracie.
Good Luck !
Do a reaction to Caruso by Pavarotti
I sure will, please expect it
@@Symplytraciereacts 🥰 it will stir your heart, I can't wait to watch
Enjoy!
Please mention the day was put on line!
Intro keep 0.25x speed 🌪️
You will be amazed when you translate this. Love "is" actually a language.
You should never start off your video with the greatest highlight of an opera singer. Now that I have seen it all... 👉🏾
ok Tracie hai sentito la grande musica Italiana la potenza della lingua Italiana, ti piace si vede anche con altri artisti che hai fatto delle reazioni come i Maneskin ricevendo molte approvazioni nei commenti Blanco e Mohamood che in pochi giorni hanno passato le 60000 visualizzazioni con affetto sempre nei commenti, Irama la stessa cosa poi a un passo a conquistare un popolo fai un passo indietro. ( non è una critica, sei una brava ragazza e ti vogliamo bene )
This guy is a legend. But there’s always room for the new ones to grow too 😅💖
Thanks for always sticking with me💖
@@Symplytraciereacts SANNI ( TOMMY) per amici
Adios
Don’t pause genius please....but I understand
omg am so sorry but I have to because or CR claim so I can protect my channel
@@Symplytraciereacts ❤️
Shhh...let it play
Ck out agt 2015
Craig Lewis band
E che dire di PUCCINI?
Ok, mistake number one. DON'T GIVE THE CLIMAX OF THE SONG AWAY. Please don't start your video by giving the high point away. Ruins it for all of us. Number two. This is one video you don't have to stop, it is too short. You will not be de-monetized. Number three. When you do stop a video, make it brief. Save comments for the end of the video, remember, we all want to see the performance.
A word of advice, do not open your video with the end of the song. It's a spoiler.
oh okthanks much for this candid advice, lol that was the first time, thank God it didnt quite affect the performance, its sure gonna be the last. very much appreciated
Can't hear you !!!!!!!
Can't hear you!
Please fix your speaker or microphone you are indistinct and no matter how much I turn it up you are still indistinct.
🇦🇺🇦🇺😷😷🇦🇺🇦🇺
Omg so sorry about that, I’ll put that in mind next time
Too bad you had to keep using God's name in vain to make your point.
wow you cant be serious, do you know there are people who are actually named 'jesus' ?, please dont take life too seriously, the world at the moment is already so stiff and frustrating, lets cut ourselves some slack and not make the internet even more sad. I'm sure you exclamate with Jesus sometimes too, no offense loosing up cos our Father in Heaven wont take ofense to this
@@Symplytraciereacts It's always amazed me how some people can claim to be so sure of themselves that they can be certain what other people do and claim to know that God wants exactly the opposite of what H e says he wants. First, there are indeed many people who are named Jesus; but I have heard of only one called Jesus Christ, which is what you said. Second, God told Moses specifically not to take His name in vain so I am pretty sure that is what He intended and therefore would actually take offense at using His name as flippantly as you did. Third, I never(that is not ever) use the God or Jesus as an exclamation, regardless of how sure you may be that I do. You want people to cut you slack, but you have no problem offending those who respect God and take His words seriously. As I originally said "Too bad you had to keep using God's name in vain to make your point."
I can’t do this with you here George, salvation is personal, you are in no position to judge me or say for sure what God wants. So please let’s not do this. Stay safe bye
@@Symplytraciereacts You are right i cannot judge you, but you already judge yourself when you claim to know that God wants exactly the opposite of what He says He wants. You use the name of God flippantly while Jesus said it should be hallowed. Your choice to ignore what He said. People have been doing it for centuries.
Imagine listening to this opera live in a theater..... you feel like crying