Dance like david danced 

Yessssss and Amennnnnn

I love you david

David wood so power Band I love him

This little book so much

Me too.....

Amen

That's correct

GLORY TO THE KING OF GLORY.......KING JESUS....FOREVER & EVER & EVER MORE!

Jesus Christ bless. Amen

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Yessssss and Amennnn

this song is old huh? bye the style of it

You got that right

GOD COMMANDS TO CONGREGATE

GOD COMMANDS TO DANCE PRAISE

Hallelujah 😇🙌👏🙏💭💃💃💃💃💃

This was awesome. I'm so happy you posted this!

Karla Akins I'm glad you liked it and it blessed you. A friend at Facebook shared with me this morning to encourage me. I am glad it blessed you too! :-D You just reminded me to let others know why I shared it too! LOL Hallelu-Yah, and Maranatha!

only Jesus is Holy. mary needed a savior just like we do. praise Jesus Christ our Lord and savior He is worthy!

Hi, Mary is holy Just holy Lady could born holy Child.Do you love your mother ? Jesus loves his mother more than any other son loves his mum. Regards, Adrian

+Adrian Kazek Mary the mother of Jesus was described by God as “highly favored” (Luke 1:28). The phrase “highly favored” comes from a single Greek word, which essentially means “much grace.” Mary received God’s grace. Grace is “unmerited favor,” meaning something we receive despite the fact that we do not deserve it. Mary needed grace from God just as the rest of us do. Mary herself understood this fact, as she declared in Luke 1:47, “. . . and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior. . .” Mary recognized that she needed the Savior. The Bible never says that Mary was anyone but an ordinary human whom God chose to use in an extraordinary way. Yes, Mary was a righteous woman and favored (graced) by God (Luke 1:27-28). At the same time, Mary was a sinful human being who needed Jesus Christ as her Savior, just like everyone else (Ecclesiastes 7:20; Romans 3:23; 6:23;1 John 1:8). Mary did not have an “immaculate conception.” The Bible doesn’t suggest Mary’s birth was anything but a normal human birth. Mary was a virgin when she gave birth to Jesus (Luke 1:34-38), but the idea of the perpetual virginity of Mary is unbiblical. Matthew 1:25, speaking of Joseph, declares, “But he had no union with her until she gave birth to a son. And he gave Him the name Jesus.” The word “until” clearly indicates that Joseph and Mary did have sexual union after Jesus was born. Joseph and Mary had several children together after Jesus was born. Jesus had four half-brothers: James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas (Matthew 13:55). Jesus also had half-sisters, although they are not named or numbered (Matthew 13:55-56). God blessed and graced Mary by giving her several children, which in that culture was the clearest indication of God’s blessing on a woman. One time when Jesus was speaking, a woman in the crowd proclaimed, “Blessed is the womb that bore You and the breasts at which You nursed” (Luke 11:27). There was never a better opportunity for Jesus to declare that Mary was indeed worthy of praise and adoration. What was Jesus’ response? “On the contrary, blessed are those who hear the word of God and observe it” (Luke 11:28). To Jesus, obedience to God’s Word was more important than being the woman who gave birth to the Savior. Nowhere in Scripture does Jesus, or anyone else, direct any praise, glory, or adoration towards Mary. Elizabeth, Mary’s relative, praised Mary in Luke 1:42-44, but her praise is based on the blessing of giving birth to the Messiah. It was not based on any inherent glory in Mary. Mary was present at the cross when Jesus died (John 19:25). Mary was also with the apostles on the day of Pentecost (Acts 1:14). However, Mary is never mentioned again after Acts chapter 1. The apostles did not give Mary a prominent role. Mary’s death is not recorded in the Bible. Nothing is said about Mary ascending to heaven or having an exalted role there. As the earthly mother of Jesus, Mary should be respected, but she is not worthy of our worship or adoration. The Bible nowhere indicates that Mary can hear our prayers or that she can mediate for us with God. Jesus is our only advocate and mediator in heaven (1 Timothy 2:5). If offered worship, adoration, or prayers, Mary would say the same as the angels: “Worship God!” (see Revelation 19:10; 22:9.) Mary herself sets the example for us, directing her worship, adoration, and praise to God alone: “My soul glorifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for He has been mindful of the humble state of His servant. From now on all generations will call me blessed, for the Mighty One has done great things for me - holy is His name” (Luke 1:46-49).

+Jess Mark I pray to Mary! Totus Tuus ! For Me Mary is like my Mother! Mary is My Queen ! Every time I pray to God I pray by Mary's hands and Lord always bless me ! :) Glory To Mary ! Glory To God !

Adrian Kazek I'm sorry that Jesus is not enough for you. Mary doesn't hear you and cannot answer your prayers. May God forgive you.

Israel my homeland! I will return again! PRAISE KING YESHUA!