Randy Stonehill - I Love You (1971)
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- Опубліковано 23 січ 2016
- from the One Way album Born Twice
Jesus came into the world to show us the way
To set us all free, and when He died he was sayin'
I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you,, I love you
I was a just a new Christian but I volunteered to be a counselor and prayer partner for the Billy Graham movie Time To Run for a week at a local movie theater. I had the honor to pray with people to receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior after each show. It still believes me to this day. Jesus loves you and I do too! 🙏🏼🔥🙏🏼
Makes my heart weep, but Jesus heals!
So wonderful 💖
Amazing LOVE!
Amen
Randy's early music is amazing. It is fun to see how he has grown over the years.
I heard this song on a Billy Graham crusade movie called "Time To Run" it was in the '70s. It's always moved me to tears of happiness!
Yep
I have not seen that movie, but I played its soundtrack for the first time this morning and heard that song. It motivated me to ask a question I asked in a separate comment. Have a blessed day, Mark.
He made me feel it, and I can't conceal it!
This song came to mind so I came looking for it. It still blesses me today.
We sang this at church camp in Nebraska in the 1980s
I love you so much Thomas Adams
I love you, Ardelle
But Matthew 27:46 and Mark 15:34 quote the dying Jesus as saying "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" That does not sound like the "I love you" repetition this song says Jesus said to future people when He died. It sounds like Jesus did not want to die. If Jesus was repeating "I love you," that meant He knew that His dying would be saving others. But if Jesus wanted God to save Him from dying, as that Bible quote I cited indicates, then therefore Jesus meant He did not want others to be saved, which would mean He didn't really love them. So how can the quote from Randy's song, and the Bible quote I cited, both be true?
So this must be another song that Larry ripped off of Randy that Larry recorded in 76
They were friends. Recording another artist's song is a tribute, and puts $ in the songwriter's pocket through publishing and writing royalties. In no way is that a "rip off".
@@tripgreat You obviously dont know the real story about Larry and Randy and Larry stole his tunes and conned him, look for the Outlaw Larry Norman it will change you view of Larry
@@tripgreat Larry ripped off Randy numerous times, you obviously havent seen Larry Norman fallen angel, look it up its on here