Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Mary Did You Know?

Mary, did you know? written by Mark Lowry, music by Buddy Greene; Isaiah 7:14

. . . . . Am

Mary, did you know

G F E7

That you baby boy will one day walk on water?

. . . . . . Am

Mary, did you know

G F E7

That your baby boy will save our sons and daughters?

F

Did you know

G C G Am

That you baby boy has come to make you new?

Dm7 F

This child that you’ve delivered

Dm7 E7

Will soon deliver you

Am

2. Mary, did you know

That your baby boy will give sight to a blind man?

Mary, did you know

That your baby boy will calm a storm with His hand?

Did you know

That your baby boy has walked where angels trod?

And when you kiss you little boy

You’ve kissed the face of God? [musical pause, Am G F E7 ] then

Am E7

Mary, did you know…? Mary, did you know…?

F [ G C Am ], [ F G C Am ]

The blind will see

The deaf will hear

And the dead will live again

The lame will leap

The dumb will speak Am

The praises of the Lamb ­­­­­____3. Mary, did you know


That your baby boy is Lord of all creation?

Mary, did you know

That your baby boy will one day rule the nations?

Did you know

That your baby boy is heaven’s perfect Lamb?

This sleeping child you’re holding

F E7 Am

Is the _____ Great _____ I _____ Am.

Let all mortal flesh keep silent

Let all Mortal Flesh keep Silence: Ps. 96:9; Habakkuk 2:20 Let all Mortal Flesh keep Silence starts the text of the Cherubic hymn, part of the oldest liturgy of the church of Jerusalem by it’s first leader-Bishop; James the Just - who in this is called the “brother of God.”. The approx.time first done could of possibly been close to the writing of Romans or just after 100AD. The hymn symbolically incorporates those present, at this public worship, into the presence of the angels gathered around God's throne. Harmonized to the French folk tune Picardy (1906)                                                                                                                     Harkins 06-10
 
1st verse: 8.7.8.7; single chords 
 
Cm                                 Bb               Abmaj7                                 Gsus G7
Let all mortal flesh keep silence__and with fear and trembling stand__
Cm Bb Abmaj7 Gsus
ponder nothing earthly minded__for with blessing in his hand__
Cm Bb2 Ab Gsus Fm7 Bb Cm
Christ our God to Earth__de-sce-nd--eth___ our full homage to de-mand__

Verse 2: some more ind. notes
Cm                                      Bb        Gm/Abmaj7               Gsus 7
King of kings yet born of Mary__ As of old on Earth he stood__
Cm Gm7 Abmaj7 Gsus G7
Lord of Lords in human vesture__ In the body and the blood__
Cm Bb Abmaj7 Gsus Fm Bb Cm
He will give to all the faith-------ful____His own sheep their heavenly food...

Verse 3: modulate high notes to low
Cm                                  Gm / Bb         Fm/Abmaj7                      Gsus-G7
Rank on rank the hosts of heaven__Spreads its vanguard on the way__
Cm Gm7 Fm7/Ab Gsus G
As the light of light descendeth__from the realms of endless day.__
Cm Bb Abmaj7 Gsus Abmaj7 Bb Cm
That the powers of sheol may va-------nish ___ as the darkness clears away__

Verse 4: solo upper register Ab to Cm then going lower start playing below middle c and moving up the scale.
Cm                                       Bb2         Abmaj7                          Gsus  G7
At his feet the six wing-ed seraph__Cherubim with sleepless eye__
Cm Gm7 Abmaj7 Gsus G7
Veil their faces to his presence__as with ceaseless voice they cry__
Cm Fm7 Cm/Ab Bb2
Al-le-lu-ia -- Al---le----lu----------ia__
Fm7 Ab Bb Cm
Al-le-lu-ia___ Lord most high
 
Cm  Cm/Bb  Cm/Ab  Cm/Gsus   Ab  Bb  Ab  Bb  Fm  Ab  Gsus  Cm

I Heard the Voice of Jesus

I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say: words by: Horatius Bonar, 1846, Kelso, Scotland; tune: Kingsfold

Mathew 11:28, John 4:14, Romans 5:8

My rendering or interpretation: the dichotomy of the music - to the words. Having humble melancholy - with our joy and relief.

Harkins 9-10

Music: Dm Bb F C Dm Am Bb6 2x F Dm C/Am Bm6 2x [upper octave with single bass note 1st time]

Then intro to words: Bb Dm Bb Dm Bb Dm

[keys to play on right hand]: [*] 1) D-G-A-C, or 2) D-G-A-D, or 3) D-G-A, D-E-A or combination

Dm Bb F C Dm Am Bb6 [*]

I heard the voice of Jesus say,___ "Come unto Me and rest

Dm Bb F C Dm Gm Am Dm
Lay down, thou weary one, lay down___ Thy head upon My breast."

F Am Dm Bb6[*] C/Am Em Bb6 [*]

I came to Jesus as I was,___ weary and worn and sad

Dm Bb F C Bb C Dm
I found in Him a resting place,__ and He has made me glad


Dm Bb F C Dm Am Bb6 [*]
I heard the voice of Jesus say, "Behold, I freely give

Dm Bb F C Dm Gm Am Dm
The living water; thirsty one,___ stoop down, and drink, and live."

F Am Dm Bb6[*] C/Am Em Bb6 [*]

I came to Jesus, and I drank___ of that life giving stream

Dm Bb F C Bb C Dm
My thirst was quenched, my soul revived,___ and now I live in Him

C/Dm [right hand start on E note] Dm C/Dm Dm


Dm Bb F C Dm Am Bb6 [*]
I heard the voice of Jesus say,___ "I am this dark world's Light

Dm Bb F C Dm Gm Am Dm
Look unto Me, thy morn shall rise,___ and all thy days be bright."

F Am Dm Bb6[*] C/Am Em Bb6 [*]

I looked to Jesus, and I found___ in Him my Star, my Sun

Dm Bb F C Bb C Dm
And in that light of life I'll walk,___ till traveling days are done

End: Dm Bb F C Dm Am Bbmaj7 [*] 2x Dm [upper octave with single bass note the 2nd time]

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YOU ARE MY HIDING PLACE: Psalm 31:19,20; 32:7; 119:114 3-10, Harkins

Am Dm7 G G/B C G/B F/A Dm

You are my hiding place,__ You always fill my heart with songs of deliverance,

Esus E Am Dm7 G G/B C G/B

When – ever I am afraid__ I will trust in You, I will trust in You,__ let the weak say,

F/A Dm Esus E Am

“I am strong in the strength of the Lord.” I will trust inYou. [repeat]

ROCK OF MY SALVATION: Isaiah 26:4, 30:29, 44:8, 51:1 & Deu 32:4 & 2Sa 22:3; 32; 47 & Ps 18:2; 31:2-3, 46; 27:5; 28:1; 62:2, 7; 89:26; 95:1 & Hab 1:12

Fm9 Gm7 Cm Bb/C Abmaj7 Bb Cm

You are the Rock___of my___salvation,__You are the strength___of my life.

Fm9 Gm7 Cm Bb/C Abmaj7/C Bb Cm Abmaj7

You are my hope___and my inspir--ation,__Lord, unto You___ will I cry. I believe into

Bb Gm7 Cm Abmaj7 Bb Cm2 Abmaj7

You,__be - lieve into You,___for Your faith-–ful love to me.___You have been my

Bb Gm7 Cm Fm Fm/Ab G7sus G7

Help___in time of need;___Lord, unto You will I cleave. ---

Fm9 Gm7 Cm Bb/C Abmaj7 Bb Cm

You are the Rock___ of my____salvation,___You are the strength of my life. [repeat]

SPOKEN UNTO YOU: John 16:33; 14:27; 20:19 & Luke 24:36 & the Shalom of Isa 9:6; 32:17-18; 48:18; 55:12 & Ps 85:10 and the idea of completeness, soundness and welfare –also- the subjective sense of inner harmony and emotional equanimity of Philippians 4:7, 9; 1:2 & 2Thes 3:16. As contrasted with Colossians 3:11-15 or Micah 4:3, the same word but related to an objective cessation of conflict with God in the human soul through unity and dwelling in Christ.

D Bm7 G A D Bm7 C A7

These things I have spoken unto you, that in me you might have peace. In the

D F#m Bm D/A G A F#m Bm Bm/A

World you shall have tribulation, but be of good cheer, --- take courage, for

G A G/D D

I have over – come the world.

D Bm7 G A D Bm7 C A7

These things I’ve disclosed unto you, that in me_ you might have tranquility.__ In the

D F#m Bm D/A G A F#m Bm Bm/A

Earth you shall have distress & anguish,_ but be of good cheer,___ take courage, for

G A G/D D

I have conquered this fallen world.