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Hell’s Bells $4.99 We believe it is important to preserve what makes music special, and make it easy to craft listening experiences. At MOG, browse millions songs and play them instantly. Or just turn on radio where you can stop and replay songs. You can also create playlists for any occasion, and even download songs to your mobile. We are dedicated to employing the cleanest but most powerful technology so you can enjoy music as much as ever. |
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The Bells Of Hell $4.99 We believe it is important to preserve what makes music special, and make it easy to craft listening experiences. At MOG, browse millions songs and play them instantly. Or just turn on radio where you can stop and replay songs. You can also create playlists for any occasion, and even download songs to your mobile. We are dedicated to employing the cleanest but most powerful technology so you can enjoy music as much as ever. |
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The Bells $79 I grew up as the son of a man who could not possibly have been my father. Though there was never any doubt that my seed had come from another man, Moses Froben, Lo Svizzero, called me son. And I called him father. On the rare occasions when someone dared to ask for clarification, he simply laughed as though the questioner were obtuse. Of course he's not my son! he would say. Don't be ridiculous.But whenever I myself gained the courage to ask him further of our past, he just looked sadly at me. Please, Nicolai, he would say after a moment, as though we had made a pact I had forgotten. With time, I came to understand I would never know the secrets of my birth, for my father was the only one who knew these secrets, and he would take them to his grave.The celebrated opera singer Lo Svizzero was born in a belfry high in the Swiss Alps where his mother served as the keeper of the loudest and most beautiful bells in the land. Shaped by the bells' glorious music, as a boy he possessed an extraordinary gift for sound. But when his preternatural hearing was discovered–along with its power to expose the sins of the church–young Moses Froben was cast out of his village with only his ears to guide him in a world fraught with danger.Rescued from certain death by two traveling monks, he finds refuge at the vast and powerful Abbey of St. Gall. There, his ears lead him through the ancient stone hallways and past the monks' cells into the choir, where he aches to join the singers in their strange and enchanting song. Suddenly Moses knows his true gift, his purpose. Like his mother's bells, he rings with sound and soon, he becomes the protege of the Abbey's brilliant yet repulsive choirmaster, Ulrich.But it is this gift that will cause Moses' greatest misfortune: determined to preserve his brilliant pupil's voice, Ulrich has Moses castrated. Now a young man, he will forever sing with the exquisite voice of an angel–a musico –yet castration is an abomination in the Swiss Confederation, and so he must hide his shameful condition from his friends and even from the girl he has come to love. When his saviors are exiled and his beloved leaves St. Gall for an arranged marriage in Vienna, he decides he can deny the truth no longer and he follows her–to sumptuous Vienna, to the former monks who saved his life, to an apprenticeship at one of Europe's greatest theaters, and to the premiere of one of history's most beloved operas.In this confessional letter to his son, Moses recounts how his gift for sound led him on an astonishing journey to Europe's celebrated opera houses and reveals the secret that has long shadowed his fame: How did Moses Froben, world renowned musico, come to raise a son who by all rights he never could have sired? |
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The Hours $12.99 (Music from the Motion Picture Arranged for Piano Solo). By Philip Glass (1937-). For solo piano (Piano). Piano Solo Songbook. 20th Century and Movies. SMP Level 6 (Late Intermediate). Collection. Standard notation (does not include words to the songs). 64 pages. Published by Hal Leonard |
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Bells Of New York City (Digital Sheet Music) $4.99 By Josh Groban. Classical; Pop. Piano/Vocal/Guitar. 6 pages. Published by Hal Leonard – Digital Sheet Music |
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Spirit And Power $19.99 “1. History: Understanding the New Context 2. Hermeneutics: The Quiet Revolution 3. Hermeneutics: Luke’s Distinctive Contribution 4. Hermeneutics: Jumping Off The Postmodern Bandwagon 5. Exegesis: A Reply To James Dunn 6. Exegesis: A Reply To Max Turner 7. The Issue Of Subsequence 8. Evidential Tongues 9. Tongues: Available To All 10. Signs And Wonders 11. Healing In The Atonement 12. The Providence Of God 13. Spiritual Gifts: Essential Principles 14. Baptism In The Spirit And Spiritual Gifts 15. Baptism In The Spirit And The Fruit Of The Spirit240 Pages” |
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September 1st, 2011 at 7:53 am
Must-Watch for Parents,
Many years ago, when I was in my mid-teen years, I made the decision to stop listening to mainstream rock music and to turn instead to Christian music. Until that time I had been listening to whatever was on the radio. I had quite a few tapes and had once had a whole collection of those old vinyl 45′s. While I was usually not interested in music that was blatantly anti-God, I did listen to some that would surely have made my parents cringe had they heard it. But when I was fourteen or fifteen, my conscience began to accuse me about this music and I remember what was a near-religious experience for me, where I biked down to a local waterfall and, with no one else present, tossed some tapes over the edge in what was really a ceremony whereby I repented of that music. In the subsequent years, I bought Christian music and have since had little interest in mainstream music. Every now and then a song or a band catches my attention, but since I have so little willful exposure to it, this is quite rare. At the same time, I have kept abreast of what is happening in the music industry. Music saturates our culture, and it is difficult not to know what songs and artists are popular, for they are played on television, in commercials and are piped through malls, airports and any other public location. Needless to say, where the music of the 80′s and 90′s was bad, the music of our day is even worse. There has been a continual slide whereby the mainstream songs of our day are far worse than what was acceptable even ten or twenty years ago.
Many years ago, soon after I repented of my old music, I heard of a video called Hells Bells. Unfortunately, try as I might, I was never able to watch this video. I recently discovered that a sequel to this production was available and was able to secure a copy and study it this weekend. It is over six hours long, so this was no small undertaking. The DVD is produced by the same group that made Amazing Grace: The History and Theology of Calvinism which I reviewed here, and it is likewise hosted by Eric Holmberg. As with Amazing Grace, it is well-written, well-produced and theologically-sound. What I found especially impressive, is that while it is passionate about the subject matter, it avoids becoming what I feared it might – an obnoxious, uninformed tirade against the evils of anyone who likes to listen to music with a beat. It is alarming without begin alarmist.
It is important to note that because of the subject matter, this presentation contains disturbing material of a sexual and occultic nature and is inappropriate for younger viewers. At the beginning of the video, Holmberg warns that if you have no interest in or access to this type of music, you should probably not continue watching. But the bulk of the material, while it represents the worst of what the rock culture has to offer, is drawn largely from material that you might see on MTV or hear on your morning commute while listening to the radio. There are many places where details are blurred, film is censored and words are blanked out, but the heart of the horror remains in place.
While not explicitly stated, it seems that the presentation is targeted primarily at unbelievers, but secondarily at believers who have been drawn into this rock-n-roll culture. I would suggest that parents of teenaged children would do well to watch it as well. It kicks off with an introduction that provides the foundations for cultural analysis. Among the topics discussed is the philosophy of “judge not,” which dictates that we are wrong to question what others do, for morality is a personal matter. This is examined in light of what Jesus really meant when he warned against judgment. Having been assured that it is not only our right but even our responsibility to examine and judge something so revered as music, the presentation turns to this topic for the next six hours. Particular topics that the presentation covers in-depth are:
* An Examination of the Power of Music
* Music’s Spiritual Connection
* The Occult History of Rock
* Rebellion, Nihilism and Death
* Satanic Sex and Rock-n-Roll
* Rock’s Ultimate Rebellion
* Music and Life at the Cross-Roads
Following these sections is a time of challenge and response, and finally some personal testimonies of God’s grace and goodness in the lives of a few individuals. The clear purpose of the producers is to contrast Biblical morality and order, with the rock culture’s immorality and chaos. Constant contrasts are made between the words of the Bible and the words of artists and listeners of rock music, between the heart of God and the blackened hearts of the rockers. We learn that the heart of rock-n-roll is rebellion, the sin that is at the heart of every sin, for Satan sinned by rebelling against God and the led humans in the same rebellion. When we sin against God, we make…
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|September 1st, 2011 at 8:15 am
The Myth of Neutrality,
Hell’s Bells 2 is even better than the original. There is no condemnation of Rock music as an art form. What it does is demonstrate the sheer pervasiveness and intrinsic power of music to shape and mold character and values. HB2 is a powerful expose’ of how nihilism has used the tool of music to present a worldview that stands in opposition to Biblical and historic Christianity. If you purchase this DVD, and you are honest, you will we see that much of today’s music is anti-Christ.
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|September 1st, 2011 at 9:01 am
Biblical Worldview on Steroids!,
This is simply the best video series I have ever seen on “understanding the times.” Some people may view this DVD set as evangelistic – and it certainly could be used in that way. But I learned more about our modern world — where we came from and how we got to where we are now — by watching this well-done and extremely compelling series.
Using popular music as a diagnostic tool will keep people who would normally be bored with more traditional worldview analysis on the edge of their seat. Even my nephew, recently out of a youth detention facility and normally pretty disdainful of Christian programming, actually asked to watch this. Every family and church needs to have a copy.
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