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“I shall sing to the LORD all my life,
make music to my God as long as l live” (Psalm 104:33)

DrTonySiew

The Lord led me to read this passage from Isaiah 38:19-20 when I heard that my son was coming back to Sabah for Christmas. It will be a time of telling of God's righteousness and faithfulness in times of pandemic and testing in life and ministry.

"As Fathers tell their sons, we will sing on our harps..." (Isaiah 38:19-20)

"For he (Moses) considered the reproach of Christ to be greater wealth than the treasures of Egypt, since his attention was on the reward" (Hebrews 11:26). What does it mean by the phrase, "the reproach of Christ"?. There is an abrupt end to the video as memory storage is full...more to come soon, God willing.

"Moses bore the reproach of Christ" (Hebrews 11:26)

"Do not fear the disgrace of men" (Isaiah 51), Seeking God's will and His righteousness; Abraham was only one but God blessed him and he became many; Testing & Trials; Refining of God's people in these pandemic times; only 1/3 remain faithful to the local church according to one survey; only 10% are true worshippers in a vision of a black canvas in the sky with 100 stars pre=pandemic but only about 10 stars after one year of Covid-19 pandemic. What is a Christian church? Can we restrict entry to certain people?

"Do not fear the disgrace of men" (Isa 51:7) Tuesday Meditations 9 Nov 2021

This song based on Song of Solomon 1:1-7 (King James Version) was written in 1983 when the Lord called me into ministry through a series of visions and 10 spiritual songs. 
Di antara 10 lagu Rohani yang sy tulis dan lagukan waktu sy dipanggil Tuhan pada tahun 1983 di Christchurch, New Zealand.

This song based on Song of Solomon 1:1-7 (King James Version) was written in 1983 when the Lord called me into ministry through a series of visions and 10 spiritual songs.
Di antara 10 lagu Rohani yang sy tulis dan lagukan waktu sy dipanggil Tuhan pada tahun 1983 di Christchurch, New Zealand.

"Tell me, O Thou whom my soul loveth" (Song of Songs 1:7)

A Labour Day message in honour of and in solidarity with all migrant workers  (foreign residents) everywhere in the world

“Do not deny justice to a foreigner” (Deuteronomy 24:14-22) Labour Day Message 01052020 Part 4

“Do not deny justice to a foreigner” (Deut 24:17) in honour of and solidarity with all migrant workers everywhere in the world. May the Lord see their plight and give them justice ????

“Do not deny justice to a foreigner” Labour Day Message 01052020 (Deuteronomy 24:14-22) Part 3

You must not exploit a poor and needy wage-earner, be he one of your brothers or a foreigner resident in your community (Deut 24:14)

Labour Day Message (Deuteronomy 24:14-22) Part 1

I wrote this Greek song in early 1995 for my students in Maktab Teologi Sabah, Melangkap Kota Belud where I had a trial run teaching Greek and most students loved it and were pretty good at Greek. I tried teaching Greek in MTS Namaus in 2016 but this time not so successful though some students loved it with one student scoring 100percent in the finals, something not achieved even in my 5 years of teaching Greek in Singapore. 
 
This song is most meaningful to me because we worship a God who loves sinners and who forgives our many transgressions, only if we humble ourselves like the tax collector of Luke 18 and cry out from our hearts to Him for mercy. Kyrie Eleison! 
 
The lyrics are as follows: 
Ho theos hilastheti moi, to hamartolo Kyrie Eleison

I wrote this Greek song in early 1995 for my students in Maktab Teologi Sabah, Melangkap Kota Belud where I had a trial run teaching Greek and most students loved it and were pretty good at Greek. I tried teaching Greek in MTS Namaus in 2016 but this time not so successful though some students loved it with one student scoring 100percent in the finals, something not achieved even in my 5 years of teaching Greek in Singapore. 

This song is most meaningful to me because we worship a God who loves sinners and who forgives our many transgressions, only if we humble ourselves like the tax collector of Luke 18 and cry out from our hearts to Him for mercy. Kyrie Eleison!

The lyrics are as follows:
Ho theos hilastheti moi, to hamartolo Kyrie Eleison

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