That was beautiphul
I don't think I've ever heard David sing any song I
didn't like. They are all my favourites
Blessings
Ivan
Archive » Rocky Mountain Homecoming Tape
by Victorious » Fri Nov 27, 2009 am30 9:14 am
Thanks Brenda
That was beautiphul
I don't think I've ever heard David sing any song I
didn't like. They are all my favourites
Blessings
Ivan
That was beautiphul
I don't think I've ever heard David sing any song I
didn't like. They are all my favourites
Blessings
Ivan
- Victorious
by brenda » Thu Nov 26, 2009 pm30 2:24 pm
This is one of my all-time favorite "David songs." I heard it first on the Israel Homecoming, so I suppose that is why I like it the most. But the fact that it was filmed in Jerusalem makes the words that much more poignant.
While it is true that no man knows the day nor hour that Jesus will return, current events make it seem ever closer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rn-l7wAgVU
Brenda
While it is true that no man knows the day nor hour that Jesus will return, current events make it seem ever closer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rn-l7wAgVU
Brenda
- brenda
by spnja » Thu Nov 26, 2009 am30 11:10 am
Anytime anywhere David Phelps sings These are They is beyond great, fabulous is a better
word. I have heard him on every CD sing this and they are all great, especially the Australian
DVD. David is just GREAT! not matter what.
word. I have heard him on every CD sing this and they are all great, especially the Australian
DVD. David is just GREAT! not matter what.
- spnja
by lindadee » Wed Jun 10, 2009 pm30 11:01 pm
The Australian version is my favourite too but then I'm Australian so maybe that has something to do with it lol.
Being it was the first time I heard that song and also that it was sung (I think) in one of the worlds greatest venues is what holds it dear to me. Bill & Gloria Gaither wrote the music and lyrics - they sure have written a bunch of great songs befitting a great singer like David who interprets them so beautifully.
Being it was the first time I heard that song and also that it was sung (I think) in one of the worlds greatest venues is what holds it dear to me. Bill & Gloria Gaither wrote the music and lyrics - they sure have written a bunch of great songs befitting a great singer like David who interprets them so beautifully.
- lindadee
by NCPhelpsPhan » Wed May 27, 2009 pm31 6:40 pm
QUOTE (Linda B. @ May 27 2009, 06:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I love the Rocky Mountain version, too.
I remember the first time I heard him sing that song, it was April 2002, in Dayton OH, and I had gotten to use an extra ticket a co-worker of mine had at the very last minute. I was thrilled beyond words to be there to begin with. I had just recently thought about that song, thinking I'd love to hear him sing it, and when I attended that concert, I heard the music start and thought I was in Heaven!
It was like they had read my mind.
I remember the first time I heard him sing that song, it was April 2002, in Dayton OH, and I had gotten to use an extra ticket a co-worker of mine had at the very last minute. I was thrilled beyond words to be there to begin with. I had just recently thought about that song, thinking I'd love to hear him sing it, and when I attended that concert, I heard the music start and thought I was in Heaven!
It was like they had read my mind. LOL Linda, I did the same thing at the concert this past April when they started singing The Love of God. If I thought the guy beside me wouldn't have called security I would have gigged and danced around in my chair.
- NCPhelpsPhan
by Linda B. » Wed May 27, 2009 pm31 6:11 pm
I love the Rocky Mountain version, too.
I remember the first time I heard him sing that song, it was April 2002, in Dayton OH, and I had gotten to use an extra ticket a co-worker of mine had at the very last minute. I was thrilled beyond words to be there to begin with. I had just recently thought about that song, thinking I'd love to hear him sing it, and when I attended that concert, I heard the music start and thought I was in Heaven! It was like they had read my mind.
I remember the first time I heard him sing that song, it was April 2002, in Dayton OH, and I had gotten to use an extra ticket a co-worker of mine had at the very last minute. I was thrilled beyond words to be there to begin with. I had just recently thought about that song, thinking I'd love to hear him sing it, and when I attended that concert, I heard the music start and thought I was in Heaven!
It was like they had read my mind. - Linda B.
by JustGail » Fri May 22, 2009 am31 1:37 am
Love them all, but Australia is my favorite...he sang it a little differently from the RM video..Australia is a powerhouse...it's wonderful!!! Wonder how it's gonna be on the "new" GVB project...can't wait!
- JustGail
by Arteacherfan » Sat May 16, 2009 am31 9:10 am
The Australia version is also my favorite. It was the first one I saw and I wonder how many times we prefer the first version we see or hear of something. I also like the Australia version better than the one on Jerusalem. But they are all good.
Wanda
Wanda
- Arteacherfan
by SusanM » Sun May 10, 2009 am31 12:46 am
QUOTE (Pattie @ May 8 2009, 09:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
A lot of people like this version the best but I happen to prefer The Australian Homecoming version better than any of them,,IMHO,, 
Great song no matter....
Great song no matter.... Pattie I agree with you. I love the version from tha Australian Homecoming.
- SusanM
by KarenB » Sun May 10, 2009 am31 12:03 am
Truly one of my favorite DP songs of all time. Glad you discovered it!
- KarenB