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Ep 082 (S4E16) Joy: What the Resurrection Means to Me (in Song): Pt 1
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John
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Season 4
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Episode 16
References:
- John 15:9-17
- v 11 - joy overflowing - πληρόω (play-ro'-o) - to make complete in every particular; to render perfect:
- Heb 12:1-2
- αἰσχύνης καταφρονήσας - the shame despising
- αἰσχύνη - ignominy, disgrace, dishonour, a thing to be ashamed of
- καταφρονέω - despise, disdain, think little or nothing of
- αἰσχύνης καταφρονήσας - the shame despising
- JOY
- You see a smile on my face
- It’s an asset I’d never trade
- It’s not a joke. I’m not just happy
- All that cosmetic stuff will fade
- I have a hope. I have a future.
- The one who promised will never lie
- He’s shown his power by dying
- So now I know I’ll never die
- Oh oh I’m more than happy
- Oh oh oh oh
- Refrain
- I know a joy, Inexpressible joy
- Glorious joy floods my soul while earth’s pleasures seem incomplete
- Unutterable joy, Glorious joy wash over me
- In my bones I feel the spurs
- Of the enemy’s snares and nets
- Though I’m not scared
- of ducks or devils
- At times I’d like to hedge all my bets
- Then I get lost in the shadows
- Of the self-help isle’s misapplied
- But even there he finds me
- And he shows me my funny cide
- Oh oh won’t you laugh with me
- Oh oh I’m more than happy. Oh oh oh oh
- Refrain
- You’ll need no cure from this contagion
- There’s enough joy to go around
- Forget the latex gloves and loose the SARS mask
- Let your Spirit resistance down Oh oh oh oh
- Refrain
- “Joy,” words and music by John Bromhal
- ©2003 Bromhaljohn Music. All Rights Reserved.
- Taking the lyrics apart
- Consider the year in which I wrote
- Challenges of the time
- Metaphores from the time
- Consider the year in which I wrote