Ergebnis für "Hymne" in Geschichte

Legendary Ancient Greek stories.

From the New York Times bestselling and award-winning author of Empire of the Summer Moon and Rebel Yell comes “a masterwork of history” (Lawrence Wright, author of God Save Texas), the spellbinding, epic account of the last year of the Civil War. The fourth and final year of the Civil War...

Would you like to improve your thoughts and feelings about the world around you? If so, then you will find Zoroastrianism and the Teachings of Zarathustra: The Zoroastrian Creed and Selected Sacred Hymns of Zoroaster with Prayers and Liturgies of the Faith in Modern-Day English richly rewarding. Referred to as Mazdayasna by its followers, Zoroastrianism is widely regarded as the world’s first monotheistic religion, meaning that it worships a single divine god.

Taylor frames the Orphic hymns as fragments of a primordial theology in which the gods are not personalities but cosmic powers, each hymn functioning as a precise invocation of a universal principle. His translation exposes an initiatory system built on purification, cosmic sympathy, and ascent through successive layers of divine order. 

The extraordinary true story behind one of the world’s best-loved hymns. This podcast is a reading of the novella It Is Well with My Soul: The Inspiring Story of Horatio Spafford, the Great Chicago Fire, and the Famous Hymn by the author D.P.K.Maegraith. Buy the book and learn about the film at https://itiswellwithmysoul.comIn 1873, Horatio Spafford was a successful Chicago businessman whose life was transformed by a series of devastating tragedies. He lost much of his wealth in the Great Chicago Fire. Then, while travelling across the Atlantic to join his family in Europe, disaster struck ...

In the hollows of the Ozarks, a crumbling white clapboard meeting hall stands at the end of a gravel road. Luna steps up to the pulpit, dust motes spinning in the bare bulb light, and opens a hymnal whose pages are yellowed and warped, as if soaked through by something other than rain. Each episode of this anthology is a self-contained story drawn from the hymnal's entries — accounts of congregations that held too many closed-door sessions, of hymns that echoed through empty woods long after the last singer left. A deacon's wife who began speaking in languages that predate the church. A ...

Join Carl F. Price, a trailblazing hymnologist, historian, and author, as he shares 52 captivating stories behind beloved hymns from the Methodist Sunday School Hymnal. This enlightening journey introduces students to the rich musical heritage of the church, featuring works from renowned hymnists like Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts, along with the contributions of lesser-known writers such as Martin Rinkart and Henry Kirke White. Each hymn is thoughtfully curated to align with the Methodist church calendar, highlighting Sundays dedicated to themes like Missionary, Temperance, and Childrens Day...

In the third volume of his bestselling series, Pastor Robert Morgan expands his material to include the great history of worship, the first biblical hymns, biographical sketches of the most interesting composers, and almost 60 generations of hymn singing. In 2003, Robert Morgan released what...

Millions of American families have turned to The Book of Virtues and The Moral Compass by William J. Bennett for moral guidance in troubled times. Our Sacred Honor offers inspiration and instruction as well -- this time of a particularly American sort. In Our Sacred Honor, Bennett has collected...

These writings are attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, an ancient Egyptian sage, the founder of all arts and sciences, both mundane and spiritual. Rather than being an actual person, Hermes is the Egyptian personification of the "Gnostic Revealer." Hymns of Hermes examines Hermetic ecstatic hymns, which are songs of a poetic nature used to describe the Gnosis of Hermetic attainment and the ecstatic personal experience of the divine.

The Carols of Christmas Volume 2 invites you to slow down and listen to the stories behind some of the most beloved Christmas carols, then reflect on their words through Scripture and personal devotion. Listen to the stories behind beloved carols such as Silent Night, Joy to the World, O Come, All Ye Faithful, and The First Noel. Discover who wrote each carol, what was happening in the author's life, and how God has used these songs to proclaim the message of Christmas through the generations.

The American Civil War has been over for more than 150 years and yet it is still real for many in this country and in other countries. It is the most studied and written about episode in US History with more than 60,000 with more appearing every month. Yet despite all of this info what do we really know about the Civil War? This podcast will aim to show what we know and do not know about the war. This podcast will examine everything about the Civil War from the causes, the battles, the personal who led the war to the personal stories of the people who fought in the war or lived through the war...

A podcast where we explore the stories behind our inspired sacred music to refresh, rekindle, and restore your faith.

This Podcast will feature the story of Christmas directly from the Holy Bible. I will also feature my reimagined Poetic take of Classic Christmas Hymns. God loves you, Jesus is the only way.A Joy That Makes You Free: Christmas Hymns as Poems Theme music is the song, "I Love You God" by Rondelle55℗© 2022 Gawine Grant MusicA Joy That Makes You Free: Christmas Hymns as Poems outro music is the song, "Hold On To The Holy Spirit" by Rondelle55℗© 2022 Gawine Grant Music Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"The Great Hymn to the Aten" is the longest of a number of hymn-poems written to the sun-disk deity Aten. Composed in the middle of the 14th century BC, it is attributed to Pharaoh Akhenaten, who radically changed traditional forms of Egyptian religion by replacing them with Atenism. According to the Egyptologist Toby Wilkinson, it is one of the most significant and splendid pieces of poetry to survive from the pre-Homeric world.

First published in 1889, in Wealth, more commonly known as The Gospel of Wealth, Scottish American business magnate, industrialist, and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie discusses the responsibilities and obligation all people of wealth have, particularly in terms of philanthropy.