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"Man of Many Sorrows" by Richie Furay is a deeply poignant and spiritually profound song that tells the story of Jesus Christ and his sacrifice for humanity. The lyrics explore the themes of redemption, salvation, and the profound love that Jesus holds for all mankind.
- What Message Does The Song Communicate?
- How Much of The Lyrics Line Up with Scripture?
- How Would An Outsider Interpret The song?
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This song is an invitation for all who are broken, weary, and overwhelmed by sin to leave their regrets and mistakes by turning to the altar. Forgiveness came at the cost of the blood of Jesus. Jesus rose from the dead. Those who are forgiven may worship Jesus, bear their cross, and tell others about Him. Score: 10/10
All of it! Lyrics posted with permission.* [Verse 1] Are you hurting and broken within? Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin? Elevation Worship asks us questions to which Jesus offers a solution, namely, Himself ( Matthew 11:28-30). Jesus is calling Jesus is calling for us to Himself (John 10:3 and possibly Revelation 3:20, depending on one’s own ...
Hopefully, the same way I have. There is nothing in the lyrics that indicate an outsider would get the wrong idea; however, they may ask “how do I come to the altar?” We should be prepared to answer this (see 1 Peter 3:15). Score: 10/10
I am pleased to discover the depth of Scripture in Elevation Worships’ O Come to the Altar! It invites those who wish to leave behind their sinful lifestyle and approach the altar of Jesus. I would have liked to see an explanation of how one does that in the song itself, but I can’t always get what I want. Not that I am complaining. In terms of wor...
Track: O Come to the Altar (listen to the song) Artist: Elevation Worship Album: Here as in Heaven Genre: Gospel, Traditional Gospel Release Year:2016 Duration: 5:55 Agree? Disagree? Don’t be shy or have a cow! Calmly and politely state your case in a comment, below. *Copyright © 2015 Music by Elevation Worship Publishing (admin. Essential Music Pu...
Apr 17, 2018 · Man of Sorrows is more than a name we ascribe to Jesus. It’s a biblical description given to him in Isaiah, foreshadowing the shape his life would take. Though He abided in the joy of the Father, He—by the very nature of His divinity—suffered in even coming to earth (e.g. Matt. 17:17), let alone dying on the cross.
For This I Have Jesus (For the joys and for the sorrows) This song was triggered by a line from a sermon. Bible teacher Charles Price was preaching at Spring Harvest in 1994, and illustrated some of the points in his talk by referring to an elderly Christian he knew.
Jun 2, 2014 · “Man of Sorrows” is a brilliant combination of theological verses about our betrayed, suffering, humiliated, dying and resurrected Christ, who is glorified with praise in a vibrant chorus.
Sep 4, 2019 · The first part can either be described as trading worldly sorrow for Godly joy, or it could express the unbiblical concept that following Jesus automatically means no more suffering in this life. I believe the second to be more likely due to Stanza 3 (see section 2).
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The chorus speaks to a "Man of Sorrows", possibly a reference to Jesus Christ, who left without a trace and whose face the narrator will not see. The small boy wonders about the nature of this journey and if it has just begun.
