When you know you are going to be part of a choir that will be singing this song one day, its best that you begin to practice and know the words.

But practicing is like acting it out and knowing the words are just symbolic of a mental exercise.

Real choirs “know” the intent of the song, its power, its emotion, its purpose for being written. A choir of such maturity understands that it is their job to convey the power of the message through music and words, a power that they have identified somewhere in their own life.

This is another wonderful reminder that if we want to be part of a heavenly choir, singing this song, lets walk with Jesus and experience these great and wonderful deeds we will be singing about.

“Great and wonderful are thy deeds,
O Lord God the Almighty!
Just and true are thy ways,
O King of the ages!
Who shall not fear and glorify thy name, O Lord?
For thou alone art holy.
All nations shall come and worship thee,
for thy judgments have been revealed.”

The Song Of Moses with Lyrics by Paul Wilbur השיר של משה